ST. PATRICK'S DAY CONCERT.

Press, Volume L, Issue 14917, 16 March 1914, Page 8

ST. PATRICK'S DAY CONCERT.

The annual St. Patrick's Day concert will be held in the Theatre Royal tomorrow evening. The programme arranged for this year's concert is a most attractive one, and should appeal to tverv miisic iover in the- city. The proceeds of the concert will be handed over to the Nursing Sisters to help them to establish their hospital m Christchurch, and as the cause is such a worthy one a very liberal patronage should be accorded the concert. Ine items to be presented are as fouows:— Part I.: Instrumental trio, (a) " Liebesgarten" (Schumann), (b) "Lied Ohne Worfe" (Mendelssohn); Miss Lilian Harper (piano), Miss Daisy Cresswell (violin). Miss Lalla Hemus ( ce■Hα); «on" '"She is Far from the Land, -Mr Goo ' March ; quartette. "Oft in the Stilly Ni"hf (Moore). Messrs Cookson, Vincent. March, and Millar: eong, "Kiilarnev," Madame Audebert; recitation. "Shamus O'Brien." Mr Frank iMoDonald; sons, "A Nation Once " Very Rev. Dean Hills, V .G., -one, 'Last" Rose of Summer," Miss Elsie Broun. (Miss Brown has been blind from birth, and has boon trained by •the Nursing Sisters). Part II.: Overture "Irish Selection,'' ChmtcWh Banjo Band (conductor, At L.W Bloy,, quartet. "Cornfield Melody' * vVhyte) Mpws Cookson. Vincent. March, and Millar; son£. "Tlio Mf}?"* Audebert: instrumental trio. Mmuetto" from X Flat Major Symphony (Mozart), Miss Lilian Harper (piano), M : s.s Daisy Crtsswell (violin), Miss Lalla Hemns (■cello); song, "The Minstrol Boy." Mr R. D. \mcent; song, Kathlocn Mavoumeen," Miss Msio Brown. The accompanist will bo Mis* Lilian Harper. Seats may be reserved at the Dresden without, extra charge. -