ENTERTAINMENTS AND MEETINGS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11869, 22 January 1902, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS AND MEETINGS.

DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY. The City Hall was very largely attended last night, when Mr. Dix's company was augmented by new artistes. The Coleman Sisters, / who appeared for the first time, were an instantaneous success, and wore encored three times. Their turn was a song and dancc act of an excellent standard, finishing with a clever series of neat and agile acrobatic feats, which quite roused the house. Mr. Wallace King, the popular tenor, was, on his reappearance, greeted with prolonged applause, which becaxno a perfect ovation. Needless to say he had to respond to several encores, and firmly re-established himself in his audience's favour. Madame Dante's quaint and picturesque illusionary dance act again proved popular, the limelight effects enhancing the turn considerably. The last two nights are announced of Miss Lizzie Kirk, Mr. Frank Leon, and Mr. Edgar Granville, the trio of J on«'on artistes. CONCERT AT ON HUNG A. Last night Miss Julia Mo ran, assisted by local talent, gave a concert in the Public Hall at Onehunga. The conccrt was tinder the patronage of His Worship tho Mayor (Mr. D. A. Sutherland) and members of the Onehunga Borough Council. Miss Moran, who is a native of Auckland, was educated at /; ' Onehunga, and as a child displayed remarkable promise as a violin player. This promise was fully realised by Miss Moran's performance last night. There was a large au- ' die'nce.'Tvho thoroughly enjoyed the following " programme: Piano solo,; Master H. Kear- • ins; - song, • " The Carnival," Miss Tottie Wilkinson; song, "The Skipper," Mr. Gati land; violin solo, Mazurka," Miss Julia Moran; song, On the Banks of Wabash,'* Miss it. Leonard; song, Air. E. Jtliggins; fx* „r oomet solo, Mr. Cook; piano solo, Master <H. Kearins; song, Island of Dreams," Miss A. Moody; violin solo, " Saltarelle," Miss V-."Julia ■* Moran; song, ' Mr. N.: Sommerfield; song, Bid me tc Love," Miss Tottie Wil- " ~ kinson t 'with " violin ' obligate by Miss Julia t j s °»g. "Idle Words," Miss > Rose ; w ?• 5 Vl< ? hn fio!o ". " Elegie," Miss Julia „^ n ' . Rom >° ' Bong, Mr. H, Absolum. A . . "f tho daQC ° f ° Uowcd at the —