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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10032, 20 January 1896, Page 8

Amusements- 11 OtH0 tH A b~0"Q77 1 WEDNESDAY NEXT, JANUARY «, [g THE COURf"siN6BRB Hi THE COURT SINGER?' II THE COURT SINGERS Hi SECOND CONCERT 11l SECOND CONCRRT SIiCOND CONCERT' g| —— Its LAST APPEARANCE BUT O.V Pi In selecting the vocal items to lie pres.,,., fM this occasion to the musical public of V, H f'ffl the management has endeavoured to chow 1 - ' '■'k such a."; are now the rage in tho great art o„. f ' r ' l) \ : M. Europe, and entirely new to the colonies » cl ;"1 only want to be heard to become po|mla.,' Itl ) | THE GREATEST AND MOST IXTEResti* II PROGRAMME ''X(J p| Ever presented in Auckland. FRAU MARGAHETIIE VOX VAHSHt, will (•$ Waltz Song;" Oh, What Delight," liohn (1 Jlelodia, "Mnsica Proibita/'Gustcldou If® Grand Aria, " Hans Hieiinp," Marschuer [$§ Lieder, "The Answer," Bohm ffl And by special request, 'ms " The Birthday Song," Sachs ra|| And with IIEIUJ RUDOLPH SCIIMALKPin II . the duets- tlD i 1 " Cavalleria Rusticann," Ma-cagni pa "Now Art Thou Mine Own," Hild.ich fpa " Passage Birds Farewell." flildv.h fm HERR RUDOLF SCHMAI.FELD will sing, M " I Love Thee," I'orater " fej •'Flowery Miiy," Decker fit And the Duets above enumerated 31 MISS McBURNKY will play- |'f| Popular Pianoforte Solos fffi And M fllE ORCHESTRAL UNION, who have ».«, ft* generously proffered their assistance, r|| J »••• addition to accompanying some of tlio i>' D . W< play- * s? GRAND SELECTIONS. P Conductor, Mr. Arthur Towsev. M leader of Orchestra, Monsieur de Willimofl, jfj| K Seats can now be secured At Messrs Wlldimn j»a It Lyell's " M Popular Prices, 3s, 2s, and Is. fe S. 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