BRIGHT PROGRAMME.
One of the brightest variety entertainments given in Ashburton will be presented in the M.S.A. Concert Chamber on Monday evening in aid of the funds for a picnic to Timaru for parents, wives and families of servicemen overseas.
Some leading Christchurch talent has been engaged, including W. Moore (“Redhead”), who will make his final appearance in a concert in New Zealand before joining the Kiwi Concert Party. Another performer will be Lynn Christie, a well-known saxophone player, who was conductor of the Australian Broadcasting Commission Orchestra.
The picnic will he held in January, and next-of-kin are advised to register their names at Todd’s Drapery.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 64, Issue 34, 19 November 1943, Page 2
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