DOLORES.
TO-NIGHT,
That sweetest of singers, AuVriitf Dolores, will giv* a recital of song at the Theatre Royal this evening. Her entertainment is now famous in every portion of the civilised wor.d. ftJ.-d she stands as one in. rcr line who not only had the courage to break away from convention; dispense with the help of artists of incfliwro merit, and with the assistance <'i a pianist srive an entertainment that lias never been excelled. With further enterprise she laid upon the- shelf tic threadbare ditties that had done dv.t.v so long, called to her aid the best composers of all ages and every language, and a glance at her programme indicates the amount of hard *crk the artiste must} hare accomp.ished to reach the leminew* she so frvptly adorns. Her reputation has preceded her and we expect to sec out M the most numerously attended concert? that has ever taken place in Nelson. This is the., programme:-- Lc Vuv lette" (A. Scarlatti), "Solve Amicho ; (Caldara); Rccit — "Eilo trepicde^ (Pasiello); Air—"Sous vii Vrmeait (Gluck); Menuet—"Le cefebre m<>nliet d'Exaudet (Anonymous); Reat,— "0 Worse than Death, Indeed (Theodora), Handel; piano (a) "Romance/ (tji "Capr.ce" :(Shutt), "Monduacht" (Schumann), 'Her Nussbaum" (Schumann) • Recit.— "Oui pour co soir" (A. Thomas) • An —"Jc Ellis Titania" (A. Thorn it s;; PiaHp.—"Le Chant do Nautomer" Op. 28 No. 3" (Dionno), "He Loves Me" fChadwick), "lijn the Woods" (McDowell), "Would Yoii ?!' (McCoy). Mr. Sehvyn Shrimplin assists ably at the piano. We have been requested to make it clear that only one con* cert can possibly be given in Nelson. This evening, therefore, will be the only opportunity of hearing tlie distinguished artiste. . MademoiseKe Dolores is proverbially generous with encores and invariably sings popular numbers ; her evening's work citeii extends to eighteen items. A. few rOscrves aro still available? at the Dresden Piano Co.'s whore a limited number of 4s and 2s tickets may also be purchased.
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Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13053, 13 March 1911, Page 2
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317DOLORES. Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13053, 13 March 1911, Page 2
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