HARMONIC SOCIETY.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20624, 13 August 1932, Page 9

HARMONIC SOCIETY.

CONCERT IN AID OF UNEMPLOYMENT FUNDS. The Christchurch Harmonic Society will give one of its popular concerts at the Civic Theatre on Wednesday evening next, August 17th in aid of the unemployment funds 01 the Christchurch Returned Soldiers' Association. -The programme will be a popular one, including a number ■of well-known partsongs by the choir. Several popular soloists will contribute items, including Miss Molly Hatherley, Mr 1,. C. Quane and Mr Clause O'Hagan. and Misses Leila Black and Jean Johnson will sing a dflet Mr Stephen Elßom will contribute two violin wl™v " is not often that the public has «»e pleasuro of hearing organ solos in ««»? c ' lon of W t '£ a concert programme, and in view of tne very wide appreciation of .popular numbers upon The Civi? organ, it has been "ranged that Mr XT Melville Lawry will contribute two groups- of organ numbers which hare been chosen specially by *» MB . .'!« of noDular appeal. This concert, which is, of ?o«rse in addition to the society-s ordinary subscription concerts, is being given at popuHr nrices Admission to all parts of the house .limited to Is, while, patrons may have the advantage of reserving seats at W< for a booking fee of sixpence. A ££t number of tickets »£» sold by members of the Returned Soldiers Association. The bo* plan opens on Monday morning. .