THE WORLD OF MUSIC.
William Heughan Returning. With a record tour completed and a second tour well advanced, William Heughan, the actor-singer, with his associate artists, Maud Bell (’cellist) and Gladys Sayer (pianist), will return to Hamilton for two concerts in the Theatre Royal on July 17 and 18. "VA Heoghan recital does not necessarily appeal only to the “highbrows” and the ultca-artistic. The “highbrows” will ol\ course find much in Heughan’s recita?\Piat "ill give them unbounded pleasure>-/Fhe same can be said of those who do i\pt profess to be “highbrow.” programmes will be containing gems from the ballads nations. Musicians Coming to The two Australians, doch (pianist) and Har(ffiMßKßfeams (baritone), will visit at the end of Iheir present TwMflian Brailowsky (pianist) will probably tour the Dominion next month, and Dusolina Glannini (dramatic solprano) is due here in August or September. The latter is assisted by Sol an American violinist, and Molty Bernstein, solo pianist and accomp-Mst.
Musical Moments. Offenbach’s “Tales of Hoffman” was performed by the Wellington Orpheus Musical Society this week, under the baton of Mr llurison Cook. Mr Hubert Carter (tenor), of Wanganui amt Mr Harold Ackroyd (baritone), of llawera, will be soloists for the Napier Choral Society’s performance of “Hiawatha” next month.
Paderewski, the pianist, has been given the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour by the French Government in token of his work for French war charities.
“Wise Cracks” from “The Show Girl” “Well, well, big girl. You should see my handsome Alvarez. Big brown eyes the boy has, like a St Bernard, but he uses them’like a vibrator. All over me—such goose-flesh. And when he kisses —well, the kid goes sorta faint and dr.eamy and don’t care-lsh. Nothing like this ever happened to me before. So this is love I Stop it. I love it.”
“ Y’ou’ve got to admit there’s something in this sex-appeal they’re all talking about. Look how long It's hung on through the years, and then look at what's happened to those other crazes, Mah Jong and crossword puzzles.” “ This flaming youth was still burning- bright after mother asked a lot of those questions for which there aren’t any answers in the back of the book.’\ “ Wish I could merge the three of them with Jack's money and marry the syndicate. I’d go shopping with Jack; stay at home with Jimmy; tell my (roubles to Denny; and spend the holidays with Alvarez.” “ I’ve been in too many taxies not to know that a girl is a lot safer with an orchestra between her and the tired business man.”
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Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17750, 29 June 1929, Page 17 (Supplement)
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