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Evening Star, Issue 18289, 31 May 1923, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. Under the Distinguished _ Patronage of the Governor-General and Viscountess Jeliicoo. BURNS HALL. BURNS HALL. BURNS HALL. BURNS HALL. BURNS HALL. BURNS HaLL. TWO RECITALS, TWO RECITALS, SATURDAY AND MONDAY NEXT, SATURDAY AND MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 2nd and 4th, At 8 p.m. I Messrs E. J. and DAN CARROLL Have the Honor to Present “The Polish Poet of the Piano,” ANDRE ANDRE ANDRE ANDRE ANDRE ANDRE ANDRE ANDRE ANDRE ANDRE ANDRE ANDRE ANDRE SKALSKI, SKALSKI. SKALSKI. SKALSKI. SKALSKI. SKALSKI, SKALSKI. SKALSKI SKALSKI. SKALSKI. SK.aLSKI. SKALSKI. SKALSKI. SKALSKI. ANDRE ANDRE SKALSKI. MORE PRESS OPINIONS ABOUT ANDRE SKALSKI: “His extraordinary, Rubinstein-like hands have a fascination of their own to watch the long, tapering fingers race over the keyboard, often at lightning speed, the wonderfully flexible wrists fit for extracting the utmost power from an instrument.” “At all times ho provoked those roars of applause that tell their own talc.” “ There was the music, at every stop, of a thousand vigorous palms.” “The applause was almost, deafening.’ “Metaphorically speaking, Skalski ‘brought down the house.’ ” “An enslaved audience.” “The wind was taken out of any critic’s sails.” “Technically ho is a marvel. “ He is a master of every variety of touch, and there are many.” “The most amazing piano hands in the world.” BOOK EARLY. BOOK EARLY. BOOK EARLY. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL PLANO CO.’S. BOOK EARLY. BOOK EARLY. BOOK EARLY. PRICES; 6s (reserved), 4s, and 2s. All prices plus tax DUNEDIN PUBLIC ART GALLERY SOCIETY (Inc.). Exhibition oe pictures, art CRAFTS WORK, AND DRAWINGS by Members of Local Branch of the_N.Z. Institute of Architects. Also, Fine Display of Work by Students of Canterbury College and Dunedin Schools of Art. Open daily 11 a.m. till 5 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. till 9.30. Art Union Tickets (including admission), One Shilling. QBAHD THEATRE. LAST SCREENING TO-NIGHT, 7. Jack Holt and Dorothy Dalton in ‘ON THE HIGH SEAS,’ 8.40, William Russell in ‘THE GREAT NIGHT.’ Also, ‘The Pirate’ (comedy) and- News. To-morrow, Thomas Mcighan in ‘The Man "Who Saw To-morrow.’ Empire theatre, Dunedin’s De Luxe Picture House. Finishing To-night, ‘Missing Husbands,’ Larry Scmon Comedy, Gazettes, etc. Gazettes, etc. TO-MORROW, The Big Racing Picture, ‘GARRISON’S FINISH,’ a thrill a minute, .action galore, starring Jack Pickford. Empire Orchestra, in classic and popular selections. Book at Bristol, or ’phono 444. pLAZA THEATRE. FINALLY TO-NIGHT, at 7. William Bussell in ‘THE GREAT NIGHT.’ 8.30 p.m., Jack Holt and Dorothy Dalton, ‘ON THE HIGH SEAS.'" Also, ‘ The Pirate ’ (comedy) and- Nows. To-morrow, ‘ The Alan Who Saw To-morrow,’ featuring Thomas Meighan.

MEETINGS. NEW ZEALAND LABOR PARTY. MR ROBERT SEMPLE WILL ADDRESS MEETINGS AS UNDER: PROTESTANT ALLIANCE HALL, GREEN ISLAND, SATURDAY NIGHT, at 8 o’clock. EMPIRE THEATRE. SUNDAY NIGHT, at 7.30. TOWN HALL, PORT CHALMERS, MONDAY NIGHT, at 8 o’clock. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. BED-SITTING Room Wanted,-with Board, Mornington or Belleknowes district preferred; sunny position.—State terms 77, ' Star.’ REQLTIRED, Accommodation for Gentleman and Two Daughters (16 and 6); rentraL—C., 97, ‘Star.’ BROAD BAY.—Koromiko House has Comfortable Board and Residence; ideal rest home; ring bureau.—Airs Bartlett. TROUBLE JIJ' home; land street Bedroom, with Board, good suit two friends.—.l9 Cuinber(near Oval). YOUNG Man mats Board with private family; good locality.—l 33, ‘ Star ’ Office. CORPORATION NOTICES. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. CIVIC RECEPTION TO M. ANDRE SKALSKI. mHE CITIZENS are cordially invited to 1 ATTEND A CIVIC RECEPTION to bo tendered to M. AXURi SKALSKI, the eminent Polish pianist-coiultctor, at tbo Oity Council Chambers, Town Hall, on FRIDAY, Ist of June, at Noon. G. A. LiBWIN, i Town Clerk. 31st May, 1923, j Town Hall, Dunedin, j