CONCERT AT BURWOOD.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18149, 12 August 1924, Page 6

CONCERT AT BURWOOD.

The Burwood- Hall was filled to its full capacity on. Saturday evening, to receive the pupils, of Miss Lucy Cowan, who werj giving an entertainment iij aid of the schoo! funds. All the items wore exceedingly well given, and His 3 Cowan is to be congratulated pn her work. During the interval, Mr Liggina, chairman .of the School Committee,' returned thinks, the audience showing its appreciation by hearty applause. At the conclusion, 1 tho committee entertained . tho visitors.- at ■ supper. The programme wa.3 as follows• Duet, from "Count of Luxemburg," Kathleen Bead and Lottie Colville; Irish. Fisher song, ' Queen of Connemara., Ronald Foster; costume song, "Mias Crinoline," Muriel** Ketshaw; musical monologue, '•put' at' Monß," Slyifa Pollard;' character Song,; "Buttons/' Joan llu?hea; Dickens sketch, "Noel Claypole," Bert Goodland; action song, "Lilac. Time,'' Lottie Colville; humorous sketch,* "Mrs. Klenzo, V Ronald Poster- piano' solo, "lligolotto" (LLsztjj Mi®3 Bessie' Pollard; Cockney duologue, "Mrs 'Arris and the Curate,". B. Goodland-and R. Foster; doll song, "Damaged." Kath'een Head; fantasy', "Fairies on .the Lawn," Join Hughes;., operatic duet, "Hansel and Gretel" Myra and Vera. Pollard; topical recitation, "The "Weather- Fiendßert .Goodland.; old English duet, "O, No, John," Joan Hughes and '.XT-oriel .Kershaw; burlesque, "Royal Bumper'. Degree," Ronald Foster; character song, "Littli* Mary Fawcett,' Lottie Colville; humorous recitation, "Unlucky Bessie," Muriel Kershaw; New Zealanl Eong, "Vfai-iti Maori," Myra Po'lard; humorous sketch. "Tlio Convalescent-," Kathleen Read; duet, "When You and I Wers Young," Ronald Foster an"! Bert Goodland. The accompanistes wfere Miss Besaio Pollard and Mrs L.. Poison.