MISS IRENE AINSLEY.
'- Tbe event of unusual interest just now nv social., and musical circles in Timara is undoubtedly the approaching visit of Xew. Zealand's- great' contralto, Miss Irene Aimitey, who is booked to appear at the Theatre Royal on Friday next. For the post few months Mis* Ain»*y has been touring her native land, the country which *he has honoured by her distinguished MceeM*ts. and which the i» so proud to call "* Hoaii'." The unique «tory of the rising of this singer is too well known to require reiteration here-. Marian** 3Mt>J fonsaw the qoalilie* in Irene Aiw<Ifj's voice which KWy the world; the musical crititti of London ■efc their eeal of approval upon ML-.* Ir-n-Ainsley at her famous debut in tlie Il.i !i stein Halt in London. Tbe Mory <>t Marcbesi's enthusumn is now a household .word amongst those who read tbe histories of the world's greatest tongsters. Misa Ainsiey is supported by the txt>t procurable talent. Tbe management bare Arranged an exceptionally fine ■ programme, for thin season, and prices bring the jwuical festival within the reach of alt.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 13729, 20 October 1908, Page 7
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181MISS IRENE AINSLEY. Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 13729, 20 October 1908, Page 7
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