THE JUBILEE SINGERS.
Another change of programme took place at the Agricultural Hall on Saturday evening, the Jubilee Singers presenting excellent items to a good house. As usual encores were frequently demanded, it being manifest that all present enjoyed the performance. The choruses were excellent. Miss Gibbons sang "The Holy City," Miss Underwood "The Dream of Home," and Mrs Webster "Bid Me to Love." Mr E. M. McAdoo's fine vonce wag heard to good effect in "A Hundred Fathoms Deep." Mr E. H. Collins' coon songs were also greatly enjoyed. Another concert will be given, this evening, the programme being request items. To-morrow night the Jubilee Singers will appear at Whangarci.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 148, 24 June 1901, Page 3
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