THEATRE ROYAL.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 13332, 8 July 1907, Page 2

THEATRE ROYAL.

.MARIE HALL CONCEKTS. in the. domain of music in Australia ami New Zealand the name nf J. ami N. Tail lias I). <nmc well known for enU'rpriring management. The lateet engagement made by this firm is that of Miss Marie Hall, tho .talented young violinist, who from :ii street player in Bristol became on- of the greatest violinists of the present clay. Miss Hall's appearances in Melbourne and Sydney attracted large audiences, and the Australian pre;* speaks very favourably of this young artiste. One exchange says : —"That .she was an exceptional player was evident the moment she drew the. how acress the strings, and as the evening wore on, and she rendered one difficult composition after another with the most perfect ease, every' note absolutely true and, of exriuisita tone, her rare'musical genius aroused her delighted audience to the highest enthusiasm, which culminated in a great outburst of cheering after the performance of Max Bruchc's in (1 minor." At the opening concert on Thursdav, 4th Julv, at the Town Hall, Wellington, Mi-s Hall met with an enthusiastic reception by a large audi=nce. which included His Excellency the Governor and leading musicians of Wellington. The Evening Tort and N.Z. Times any that Miss Hall i<i tb-* greatest violinist that has ever visited New Zealand. Miss Hall will ;tpp?ar at the Theatre Royal. Timaru, on Wednesday evening. Th<s Box Plan is filling up wdl at ths Dresden.