Marie Narelle's Two Farewell Concerts

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXV, Issue 6, 7 February 1907, Page 15

Marie Narelle's Two Farewell Concerts

' At the- Princess Theatre next Monday, and Tuesday, February 11 and 12, Marie Narelle, the acknowledged Queen of- Irish Sons;, will make her farewell bow to Dunedin. The • Sunday Times,' in speaking of her Sydney concerts, says :— ' Miss Narelle gave the first concert of her Australian tour at the Town Hall- last night, and the enthusiasm displayed was of a remarkable character. The audience numbered fully 3000— there .was not a vacant seat in any part of the building— amongst those present being; her Excellency Lady Northcote and Miss Drummond, while 100 students of St. Vincent's College (where Miss Narelle received her early" education), all dressed in white, also attended. When. Miss Narelle- made her first entrance, the audience applauded " demonstratively, and at the conclusion of her initial num ber fully a dozen bouquets were handed up. They were magnificent samples -of Australian floriculture, and includ-ed-"a representation of a lyre and a laurel wreatih. The same popular prices are to be charged as before, and we would advise our readers that two pleasant evenings •are in store for them, as Miss Narelle's concerts ' are par excellence. , -■" ■• - - -

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