SUNDAY CONCERTS.
The Returned Soldiers' Association Unemployment Fund will benefit to the extent of over £26 as a result of the concert at the Liberty Theatre last evening. The theatre was packed, and patrons enjoyed a wellvaried programme. The main attraction was the presence on the platform of Messrs Milton Sands and Miles Hastings, of the Allan Wilkie Company. The Chrisfchurch Dnited Banjo Band, tfnder the baton of Mr Louis Bloy, was heard in some excellent popular selections. A substantial sum was collected last evening at the sacred concert held in the Crystal Palace Theatre, in aid of the Dallington Catholic Church. The following were the artists: —Mrs Duckworth's Orchestra, Mi&s Alma Finnerty, Miss Mae McGlashan, Mr A. McDonald. Mr J, Lockhart. Miss Mary Collins, Misses Rennie r3), Mr H. Crockett. Miss Eileen GrcnnoU. Mr Gregory. Miss OI»a Wacked.
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19623, 20 May 1929, Page 5
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