MADAME LIPKOVSKA.
The charming prima donna, Madame Lydia Lipkovska, concluded her Wellington Beason at the Town Hull last evening. There was a large, audience, which expressed unrestrained enthusiasm as the various items were given. Numerous bouquets were presented by admirers, and the singer had to respond to many encores, nor would ' those present be satisfied until Madame Lipkovska had sung "Home, Sweet Home " The programme included "The Jewel Song ' from "Faust," "Depius le Jour" (Charpentier), "C'etait en Avril" (Barberolle), "When I was Seventeen" Two Little Blue Shoes" (d'Hardelot) and "One Spring Morning" (Nevin)! Mr. Alexander Sverjensky's pianoforte soli included three ■ charming Pachulsky compositions. Madame Lipkovska's costumes were a "Shepherdess" of the court of Louis XIV, and Early Victorian
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 125, 23 November 1923, Page 5
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