THE NORMAN CONCERT COMPANY.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10605, 7 November 1910, Page 4

THE NORMAN CONCERT COMPANY.

The Norman! Concert Company ar■ned tTjisr morning* by train from Dunedm, whereT they held " tlieir ope'liJng l, Mitcrfcammeiit-to siastic.a'adiences'. »IF as 1 - that the~ organisation k tlie strongesfi that" has., been- heard in7Nfhv'Zealan'd« ror many a -year, and ther&" l shdtild- , be i large attendance at the coiicei t which' is to be 'given at-the Opera Hoifse this evening. .The leading members are Miss' A.my Muruhv, the popular ivrie so-: prano, "and Mr'.Walter Whjtc, thfe i\octc£t> oL Anstinliaif tenois. light Mistf Am) "Unipliv will smg the aiilhant- Pblaeea tioin '"Mignon" and i npplmg flail? sons;, ami take part 'ii the popular "Pn-on Scene" duet loin "Ili.Tif«.itf n " with Vi "\Yh»te. •"or this duel tin' n complishcd realist! wcit lor illcd j.\ t j i iiul o\cr ag nn. \h YVlnte -.nigs surli lull id*, as Lnme info the (fSii'rlcu, Maude," "Annie Laurie" (for which he is billed to-night) :n a most bountiful syle, and never appears without being encored. Other •ueniber.s of llm company are Miss Nellie ol;n-k (contralto and violinisM, Mr Louis Biit;'. fcolliU). Mr Cliai'los Norman (pianist. I,M iss Kdiih' Nevill (mcKzo-con-nalioi, and Miss Mabel Fowler (dra-n-itif t-.opnino). Tlii.' last-mentioned has a iovely voire, and, as described hy Professor Petersen (of Melbourne) has a "jewel in her throat." "