AMY SHERWIN COMPANY.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 11048, 28 February 1898, Page 3

AMY SHERWIN COMPANY.

j * ,-. - . ■ j The' Garrison Hall was again well filled on ; Saturday night, when the. Amy Sherwin Com- | pany gave their second concert there. Madame j } Sherwin .first, sang '.'0 Divine Redeemer" | ; .(Gounod), with organ ohbligato, the selection being | I rendered with exquisite effect, and. eliciting an I : undeniable encore. Her next aolo was "Lo, i ■here the gentle larV (Bishop), to which' Mr i fctoneharaplayed a flute obbligato. This was also I an exceedingly enjoyable item, the sorig serving to display Madame Sherwia's vocal-talent to , admirable advantage. As might have been i 8.?'" 1- th° vocalist was enthusiastically | recalled, and responded with a delieht- ! &! ly „ .original rendering aof " No, > Sir." r^ s ""ndlaysang "In sweet heptember" very i tastefully, and being recalled favoured the I audience with Whustle,' and I'll ooine tae ye s my L a --*t; • ller Aerrjn"' was alto capitally »ung by the same lady, and received in the same manner as her previous contribution. Mr Deane's n'Plt.^n 6 '-6 wif ki? B"f- miuß^ I and "father j y y j'j ? th selection* beinj; warmly, redemanded. Among the other vocal items 'were a trio from Oavalleria Rusticana" (in which ! Madawe SherwiD, Miss Grindlay, and, Mr Deane ; took part) and a duet from "Martha" by the two : last-mentioned vocalists. Both items were '■ greatly, enjoyed, by-the, audience, e«peci»Uy--the -' former ow. Mr Stdneham"s,flute solos and MrAlberto Zelman's violin playing likevrise proved ! decidedly pleasurable; and the audience were! delighted with, the whole performance. ! In response .to nuoierous requests, .Madame!! Sherwin has decided to give a' ballad concert at i tue lamo place to-night at popular prices. " ■ i.V. j