ANTONIA DOLORES CONCERT.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XVIILI, Issue 1156, 3 May 1919, Page 4

ANTONIA DOLORES CONCERT.

—*— : . m* FRENCH SOPRANO HERE f|| MONDAY. IN THE OLYMPIA HALL' The pleasurea'ife auticipiatioji A§ ! which the visit of Mdlle AntoiiS|i. lores wus first announced for|p? town is increasing? as the da|jp| the concert gets neanen'- Th e |gf; 'Crated French soprano will her one and only, appearance £||‘ in the Oljdmlpia- Hall on night next a,t 8.15 p.nty convenience of local residents. Delores possesses her defined proof against the march; of thus in Sydney and Auckland recently to use the of the Sydney Daily Tefegrraypriai ■ ‘She is still the most dehgl#|li‘' I all artists. The art by which’®! voice is produced and the sensibility which endows the’® sic with its real life are to/ij® nine a,s ever, and the nasult ir-® ■ these concerts will hie classe in/mm mongst the events: of a. .son. Again MdUe Dolores is ingiy popular; she sings as ilplf loved her audience and is \j { to please them. This personal c h adds immensely to the snccejjjr E the programme. Her success al.f-gp , the best tribute to the unjyeit s;r of her art. Her Comiprehonsiv. y 1 look' and I‘lreadth of style arc amply indicated. The range o!* f ;b-i sic with which, she endows he’'■ gramme , embraces 18th ce

English' fciaUads of the ok leyj, operatic arias* modem l - and even some of the later ma In articulation and control of I 1 lag oh'e is singularly succew-fi" > deed in the fteehiniquej of snips ( §gp remains one of the finest sop' u thai have ever visited Syd* - And another critic wrote 'i' v ' cannot fx anything' n&re deli *" ori expressive, than hei' reindenn; L the Irish and Scottish folk iirresistible in theft r charfn.' and meaning' with which their -.jf interpreted." This- is the grea f ' id who visits here on M<f J 'i Sea.U can fhe booked at IhG. """* C< news'lagency daily, while unie&L ; tickets are also available at as's. Country patrons can iK*,f/s ceive ! by post by enclosing $ ,*s% ceswy amount. The pianist i /,' '(x± Harold Smith, who is also liei--" new solos,, "loevei