MAUD ALLAN AND THE CHERNIAVSKYS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 11975, 12 May 1914, Page 7

MAUD ALLAN AND THE CHERNIAVSKYS.

A STRONCi COMBINATION. Ilndouhtedly one of llm Ktron<rc.st i-onibinatiotis in the world <■!' ii'usic'and art is Miss Maud Allan, K\ > jciiowned ilancer. Mini tlio Ohornkivskys, 1 co. .Jan and .Miscliol, the fninous ci ilinist, nianist and 'cellist. These ifrcu artists will be here on Thursday nest at the Town Hall for one nijrht. only. 1 L is ,yood that this wave, of art shonl.l he sweeping through this it i* :i forerunner of better times. These musical and dnm-ing waves in the eavlv ajros always j-.rovod to be foronriliora"of {.'roat prosperity. They wer<rlways looked upon, ami rightly too, as a' message from Orpheus Tor j.\v and peace and plenty always followed. I creates a new atmosphere prot-itioii-5 !■ pros])erity, creating in the minds if u>cn an ardent desire to do good, thus rurifying the thought world, and hj-- | easing the desires and ejections <;i' Tie flesh. Through it, the evil thoughts that come to us invisibly are exterminated: it makes the mmii and is apt to hriiur forth the best of us, making us valiant and strong in adversity, and acting beneficially on all the ills that flesh is heir to. No one can become so easily perfected an 1 y listening to heaven-sent music; therefore it behoves us as a. nation to appreciate to the fullest extent the genius that it has pleased the Infinite to send r way. Judging by the excitement caused by the coming of this coinbiu-i----tion we can positively prognosticate a phenomenal boom in this town. Tie t< mple of enthusiasm is literally building over, and immediately the i )•:■ tals are opened, a stream will How so strong that nothing will stay its progress. Seats can now be booked nL the Dresden.