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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 303, 16 September 1921, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. IJAOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. COMPETITION SOCIETY’S FESTIVAL. SECOND DEMONSTRATION CONCERT By WINNING COMPETITORS. 1 — Piano Duet, "Tarantella” Miss Edna and Muster Raymond Sneddon 2— Girls’ Recitation, “Scandal” Miss Mavis Ritchie 3— Boys’ Song, “Gather Ye Rosebuds” Master Philip Bruce 4— Humorous Recitation, “Training for the Stage" Miss S. Chapman 5 — Skipping Dance Miss Evelyn Wright 6— Mezzo Soprano Solo, “Danny Boy” Miss Violet Reith 7— Baritone Solo, “The Toreador” Mr. Roland Smith 8— Character Song, "A Short Cut” Miss M. Shearer 9— Piano Solo, “Etude Mignon” Miss Molly Evans 10 — Action Recitation, “Mud Cakes” Miss Kafh. Chapple 11— Contralto Song. “My Prayer” Mrs. Jessie E. Hewitt 12— Egyptian Dance Miss Ngaire Phipson 13— Recitation, "Ginevra" Miss G. M. Whitehouse 14— Soprano Solo, “Oh, Bow Delightful" Miss Lilian Hanliam 15— Recitation, “In an Indian Garden” Mr. Gordon Kirk 16— Combined Ballet, "Danse de Ballet" Misses Z. Bailey, I. Ingleby, M. King, E. Radford, M. Wilson, B. Clark, R. Bitossi B. Carr, C. Vaughan, I. Searle. 17 — Flute Solo, “Graceful Dance” Mr. James Tucker 18— Sailor’s Hornpipe Master Willie Brown 19— Humorous Character Sketch Miss Madge Shearer 20— English Song, “Ou the Banks of Allan Water” Miss M. Clarko 21— Humorous Monologue, “The Cynic’’ Mr. V. Eva”22— Song. N.Z. composer, "Home, Little Maori” Mr. IT. Phlnns 23— Trieh Jig Master Gordon M'Combio 24— Musical Monologue. "Plavninto” Miss Mary Cooley 25— English Song, “Race ’’’hou Amrry Storm" Mr. AV. Crittenden 26— Voe.nl Duet, "The Day is Done” Misses Marjorie and Doris Clarke Admission, 35., 25., and Is. House full again last night. Book your seats at tho Bristol. Look out for — CHILDREN’S MATINEE, * SATURDAY AFTERNOON. G. W. JENNER. •, Secretary.

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