KING'S THEATRE.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 14161, 29 September 1911, Page 9

KING'S THEATRE.

*" '-.A concert wa» given in the King's 'Theatro last evening by the Christ--,';.,6hurch Young lien's Methodist Bible r /f-CUm Union. Thb proceeds were in of tho Union camp, and from the of the audience one ooukl only ; that the fund benefited by ;",','•'£ considerable sum. The cntertain- /' meat provided was really good, and ' thoroughly enjoyed by the patrons. * , The Sydenham Orchestra opened with ■■ »n overture, and then there -was an Old :,~,Baalish parlour sceuo, in -which lasses contributed songs, recitations, . * and dances. Another scene of a dif- ;,. ferent eort was a mock waxworks, in ,V .which- Mr E Armstrong, assisted by •■>;> Boy Scout, was acting showman. ;v,.'"The Mermaid's Cavern Beneath the *~VJ3ea" produced some moro melodies and -tableaux. Plantation melodies, rwer« sung by Christie Ministrela, and a Qipsy Canro gave a chance for some $ pretty songs and delightful choruses. 4** Miss A. Saunders contributed a recitaL^t r tion, Mr Archie Mack a humorous '.Vwng, and Mr It. V. 'Morgan a violin ll'iplo. Tho ladies' chorus work and %d»i>ces were arranged by Mrs B. 8. Jhghillito, the nigger minstrels by Mr „ - ! W»tte, and the male choruses were r.;faandiicted by Mr W. Sherris.