CARRIE LANCELEY.

Gisborne Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6083, 19 May 1921, Page 7

CARRIE LANCELEY.

‘•BRIGHT ENTERTAINMENT AT OPERA HOUSE.” Commencing at the Opera House on Saturday night next, a musical treat is promised by Miss Carrie Lanceley and her Melody Maids, supported iby Mr. Tom Jenkins, Royal Welsh tenor. Carrie Lanceley and her Melody Maids are an undeniable attraction musically. Miss Lanceley is a prima donna of the first magni tude, with a voice of clear, crisp richness, and her methods of interpretation set her in a distinctive rank among vocalists of her class. Miss Cecile Stevens is a talented young violinist with a distinguished grace and charm characteristic of her wonderful ability. Miss Irene Watts is undoubtedly a mistress of technique, anj she possesses a sympathetic touch which is an acquisition to her charming rendering of solos and accompaniments. Miss Doris Middleton, though not yet out of her teens, .« indeed a ’cellist of rare promise. Her ability and technique, combined with her charming stage personality, promise much for her future. Mr. Tom Jenkins, the Royal Welsh tenor, has a powerful voice, and at all times sings with undeniable taste and expression. The box plan is now open at Miller’s corner, where patrons are advised to reserve their seats early.