Felix Cherniavsky - Maud Allan Australia Tour 1914

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Felix Cherniavsky - Maud Allan Australia Tour 1914

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NZ Herald June 4 니 1914 Auckland STAR 41611914 AMUSEMENTS . his a Te Maud Allah season at His Majesty's Theatro is continuing to be very popular , another large attendance being recorded last night , completa change of pro . gramme was submitted , Miss Allan and the threo Cherniavakys giving items alter . nataly . The classical dancer again sbowed al remarkablo versatility in ber interpreta d . tion of music and on each appearance she was warmly applauded . Amongst her of contributions were two of Chopin's studien , e " A Soul in Bondage " ( O minor , Op . 10 ) be and " Capture of the Elfin Steed " ( G dat , Jl Op . 10 ) . She also appeared with con spicuous success in Grieg's Norwegian of Dance . No. 1 , and in three other pieces by the same composer : One of her most appreciated items was “ Barcarollo from 18 , | Tales of Hofmann " ( Ofenbach ) . Tho ch three Cherniavskys appeared togather in he a trio for pianoforto , violin , and cello by bs Avensky . Mr. Jan Cherniavsky's two od piano solo " Berceuse and * March Militaire , " were much appreciated . A violin concerto in G minor ( Max Bruch ) , played with much success by Ms. Loo Cherniavsky , and , " Cantabile and " Arlequin , " by Mr. Mischel Cherniavsky , veellist , completed what was in every re . of bet a most attractive programme . Mr. ( vril Tow sey played the accompaniments , DS the Cherniavsky trio playing the music for Miss Allan's dances . The season to closes on Saturday , & fresh programme ad being promised for each of the remaining on nights . . > le of one lee rld VAID ALLAX SEASON . ess There was a holiday audienre at His aly Majesty's Theatre Inst night , when Miss ial Maud Allan and the Cherniavskys presented we their third programme for the season . Fol for of programme was given , so that those tand a te- doubtless they are many ) who return to hear and to see these talented artists have some new enjoyment each evening . The enter tainment giren last night was essentially one that musir lovers would revel in , the ew work of the brilliaut Russian brohern , in their own selections , and in those of which Miss Allan was the realised spirit of musie , being such as may rarely be beard in Auck urland . Miss Allan's remarkable art could be we appreciated to the utmost in her contribu tions from Grieg . Chopin , and offenbach . She expressed in " motion what the music conveyeu iu cone , the interpretation of the at wonderful Chopin nusie of minor Op . 10 , ld and G flat Op . 10 ) bélus singularly appeal ed ing . The Offenbach barcarole ( from Tales of Hottman " ) was an exceedingly popular er number . The Cherniarsky Brothers created ya furore with their opening trio in D , it Arensky's * Elegio and Finale , " and as an encore gave Brahm's Hungarian Dance . " Mr Leo Cherniavsky's rendition of Max of Bruch's violin concerto in G Minor ” was & - so warmly applauded that the violinist was required by his eager audience to give Dvorak's * Humoreske " before they were e satisfied . Mr Jan Cherniarsky contributed at as pianoforte solos Chopin's * Bercense " and to the “ Marrh Militaire " ( Schubert - Tansig ) ; is and Mr Mischel Cherniavsky . the ' cellist . contributed as his programe numbers " Can ht ) tabile " C. Cul ) , and " Arlequin " ( Popper ) . nd | Both were very enthusiastically encored . en and generously acknowledged the wishes of be the audience by granting additional favours . Mr Cyril Towsey played the accompani ments . The season will be continued until to Saturday , a new programme being presented each evening . is ns , MISS ELLEN TERRY . an tal Miss Ellen Terry will make ber first ap be pearance in New Zealand at the Town Ball on Thursdar ereniu , nest . The fret dis course to the preseuted will be on * The ke Pathetie flereines ef Shakespeare . " with illustrative acting , apd in turn we are promised word pirtures and impressions of Desdemona , Juliet . Cordelia , and Clee ll patra , of each of whom , Miss Terry will ist speak with the knowledge horn of constant . reverential study , portraying the nun - like purlty of the Moor's unhappy bride , the Pisolation of the girlish Dullet , the deep ad tiltal affection of lear's taughter , and the icqueenly anguish of Cleopatra . Mr. Joseph Blascheck , who some three years ago ap he peared in Aurkland with great sueres , on will contribute bis monologue eptertain as ment , and Miss Nina Forbes , a distin gulvbed artist from the Queen's Jall , lon don , is to present ber * Sangs at the Plano " for the first time in New Zealand . Miss Gladys McDowell , contralto , who proved mueb a sueress tn Australia , is also # mem her of the company . be box plan is now opeu at Wildman ad Ares ' » . RS re u MISS ELLEN TERRY : Miss Ellen Terry will appear in Auck land on Thursday and Saturday of next week , and will give discourses upon as Shakespero's heroines . Those discourses will not be lectures in any sense of the word , for while she will not impersonate in costume the various characters , Miss Terry's discourse will be interspersed with many of the best known scenes from 1 Shakespere . During her long career , the artress has sustained the role of almost all the female characters contained in the works of the Stratford bard , and her art th has lent to these a new signifirance . Her portrayal of Portia has been acclaimed hy Australian critics as a revelation . Vis al Terry is announced to give the " Meroy is speech in Auckland . Sr. Joseph Blas check , a bumorist , who appears with the company , was heard somo three yeara ago in Auckland in monologue work , Mine Nina Forbee , an English artist , is to make to her first appearance in New Zealand with Id Miss Terry's company , and also Misa be Gladys McDowell , A contralto , wbo proved art a great success in Australia . The box ly plan is now open at Wildman and Arey'a . B EX Auckland Public Libran , POTEN ANCESTRA

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