ANDREW BLACK CONCERTS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 12095, 12 March 1910, Page 5

ANDREW BLACK CONCERTS.

Andrew Black is to sing at His Majesty's Iheatre on Monday and Tuesday nights next; To those that know the vocalists' capacity ihe anhouricement is almost superfluous, as they will have long since mado up their minds what to do. But to those to whom Andrew; Black is but a name it is' perhaps necessary to say tliat '.ho is one of- the finest concert and platform baritones ; of the present day, and. is acknowledged h s such m London, and all the artistic centres of tho 01d : World. He comes to Now Zealand at the zenith of his career, which is not usul m the case of the best singers, and Monday night should witness a very large audience to hear his telling voice. Among other numbers ho will sing Marshall's .charming soiig, "I hear Von calling Mo/" ''Vittoria, Vitt,oria" KCarriKsimi) "To •Authea' '(Hatton), Serpent's setting of "Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind," "Turn Ye to Mo," and tlie familiar Scot's song "The March of the Cameron Men." Mr I^liick will.be assisted by Anton Tschaikov (a Russian violinist, of great talent), Miss. Lilian Delariey (a. cultured pianiste), and Miss Hey Cross, (a contralto singer of much promise). " The public are reminded, that the box plans for both concerts are now open at. Miller's corner, whero seats maybe reserved.