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Show Bund Tom TVs musical wonder made hii Cr3t up p. L.-an : ! tora a Sal: Lake aud'enee last nigbi. Thjs houj was full md tba eniertaiament gave great satisfaction. Tom is simply immense, im-mense, whether in his own sciectiic pieces, his song of the old plaaation, imitations im-itations of gjit&r, baDjo and bagpipe?, or hU enli iiiasuc plaudiLi ef himself. He appears this evening- in an entire change of programme, and wa have bo doubt ho will draw a ine audience ; we would advice all to hear him, for ha is certainly great ia all he attempts. It Jhouid not be forgotten teat he U Tery 1 weak in intellect we may say almost ' idiouo and henco the wonder of his ' performances is all the greater. Where or how he obtains a musical power wnicn so lew ol even skilled and trained musicians possess, is the query which puzzles the philosophic mind. It 1 looks like intuition, ir.tinct anythirg ' you p'.ease except art; and the player, himself, see ens to be impressed with a sort of inspiration of which he has no understanding, and nils the air with a volume of sweet and harmonious sounds, and inexplicable combination of sound, such as we are apt to look for only from genius allied to the highest order of intellect. |