ST PATRICK'S DAY CONCERT.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13375, 17 March 1909, Page 7

ST PATRICK'S DAY CONCERT.

The committee of the St. Patrick's Day concert, to bo given this evening at His -Majesty's Theatre in aid of tho fund.* of Nazareth House, will subn-.it--11 very attractive programme of vocal and instrumental items. All of thes«> will bo ol a national character, ns tiefits the occasion. The* numbers on thig portion of the programme will be given by Madame Josephine Ottlee. Mrs C. M. Brooke. Miss Laura Trelenven, Miss Lottie Barker. Messrs R. Bevoridgo, IE E. Foster, J. Peake, Vere Buchanan ami W. H. Corrigan. -An orchestra, under the conductorsliip of Mr Alfred Ruuz. will give a couple of overtures, and Mr R. A. Home will net as tscenmpunist. The second part will comprise cinematograph views in Ireland, and a very fine series, depicting the working of the hemp industry. The plan of reserved seats is now open at Messrs Milner and Thompson's. THE ROYAL WEIaSH MALE CHOIR. The Royal Welsh Male Choir, under Messrs J. nnd N. Tnit's direction, will give one farewell concert at tho Opera House to-night. The programme will be a national one. The plan of reserved seats is now open at the Dresden. FOLEY'S PICTURES Foley's Pictures, which include tho Burns-Squires fight, will be exhibited nt Glentunnel to-night, Hororntii tomorrow, and Sheffield on Friday. WAINONI"PARJC. A fireworks display will bo given on the Kaiapoi Park to-night, when the complete Wainoni fireworks programme will bo given. The Wainoni Pierrots will appear, nnd a set of the latest moving pictures will add variety to the pyrotechnic display.