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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 304, 17 September 1921, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. IJIOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. THIS AFTERNOON. COMPETITION SOCIETY’S FESTIVAL. GREAT CHILDREN’S MATINEE GREAT CHILDREN’S MATINEE At 2.30. A Great Programme by our Clever Children. 1. —Piano Duet, "Rendon” Phyllis Robieson and Kevin Fitzgerald. 2. Sword Dance. Miss Thelma. M'Kenzie 3. Song in Character, "Caller Herrin" Miss Helen M'Lellan 4. Character Dance. Miss G. Smyth 5. Action Recitation, "Nursery Trials" Miss Alice Chapman 6. Boys’ Song, "Tatters" Master Richard Maunder 7. Operatic Dance. Miss Myllis Oliver 8. —Recitation —"Tho House of Too Much Trouble" Master R. Foster 9. Song in Character, "Fishing Song" Miss Elsie Smith 10. Action Recitation, "In the Future” Master Leslie Shepherd 11. Girls* Song, "An Old-Fashioned Maid" Miss Joyce Julian 12. Piano Solo, "Elves at Play" Miss Kathleen Sms 13. Toe Dance. . . Miss Grace Word 14— Humorous Recitation, A Little Biio Told Mo” Miss Edna Purdio 15— Action Song, "Jamray Face” Miss Ngaire Green 16. —Humorous Recitation in Character, "Squeers Opens School” Master Lawrence Searle 17. Piano Duet, "Tarantella” Misses M. Lennie and C. Conlan 18. Recitation, "Bah»” Miss Stella Chapman 19. Girls’ Song, "The Lilac Tree" Miss Alice ■Chapman 20. Character Dance Mias Reno Zander 21. —Duet in Character, "Little Dutch Doll” . „ , Misses Sinclair Breen and Zelma Carroll 22. —Combined Ballet. "Dance de Carm23. —Giris’ Song, "A Little Twilight Song" Miss Lilian Hanliam 24. Dance Duo . . . Misses Joyce Julian and Elsie Dick 25. Recitation in Character— 'Aunty Doleful" Miss Dorothy Tossman 26—Violin Solo, "Concerto No. 7” Miss Lilus Rabe 27.—Keel of Tulloch—Misses Ena Johnston, Mavis Howard, Nola B. Wright and Master M'Donald Boyd. Admission, 35., 25., and Is. Box Plan at Bristol till 1 p.m., then at Town flail. G. W. JENNER, Secretary.

rjIOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT. COMPETITIONS SOCIETY’S FESTIVAL. FINAL DEMONSTRATION CONCERT And PRESENTATION OF CHAMPIONSHIP MEDALS. In the Presence of His Excellency the Governor-General and Suite. I—Piano Solo (Bristol'Scholarship) “Andante” (Mendelssohn) Miss Gwen Wing 2.—Recitation, “Tho Brook” Miss Stella Chapman 3— Contralto Solo, “The Silver Ring” s Miss Jessie Hewitt 4. Highland Fling, Masters Francis M'Kenzie, Willie Brown, and Miss Thelma M'Kenzie and Jean MacLachlan. . 5. —Duct in Character, “A Romance,’’ Misses E. Purdio and E. Brieo 6. —Recital, “The Sisters," Miss Madge Shearer 7. —Boys’ Song, “Happy Song" - Master Richard Maunder 8. Recitation, “Gathering Peaches” Miss Mary Cooley 9. —Song, N.Z. Composer,. "Home Little Maori” Miss Marjorie Clarke 10.—Character Recitation, "The Balcony Scene” Mis s Ngaire i’hipson jl,—Vocal Solo and Accompaniment, "Home, Sweet Homo” Miss Violet Reith 12— Boys’ Humorous Recitation, "The J.P.” Master John Watchman 13. Piano Duet, “Concerto” Op. 79 (Weber) ... Misses D. and M. Talbot PRESENTATION OF CHAMPIONSHIP MEDALS 14. —Juvenile Choir Maris.t Brothers’. Choir 15— Toe Dance Miss Joyce Julian 16— Piano Solo, “Rhapsodie” (Lizst) Mr. Edwin Tanner 17. —Humorous Recitation, “The Vicar’s Presentation" Miss M. Burt 18— Sailor’s Hornpipe Miss Zolina Carroll 19. Operatic Solo, "The Prologue” Air. Ronald Smith 20. Humorous Monologue, “flaying It Out” Miss Iw Middlemiss 21. —Operatic Solo, “Ernan>” Alias Lilian Hanham 22. Dickens’ Character Sketch, “Smallwee d" Mr. Gordon Kirk 03 —Male Quartet, “The Trumpeter" Pctone Quartet 24.—Story Without Words. “Earlv Doors at the Theatre” • Miss Gwen Shepherd and Air. Buckman 25 —Tenor Sole, “Duna” . " J ‘ Air. Harry Phipps Admission—3s., 25., Is. Box Plan at Bristol until 1 p.m., after 1n m a*" Town Hall. , „ , Don't bo. disappointed. Book yom 6cats - G. AV. JENNER, Secretary. SKATING. pOLOSSEUM R OLLER BINK. Volosseum ROLLER link. VIVIAN STBEET. FOUR SESSIONS DAILY. GRAND FANCY DRESS, POSTER, AND EVENING DRESS MASQUERADE CARNIVAL. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY", SEPTEMBER 27 and 28. _CS9 In Prizes. -£5O Entries now being received. ARTHUR L. POAVER. Manager.

SHOWS. HAWKE’S BAY SHOW. AWKE’S BAY' SHOW. AT HASTINGS, On OCTOBER 19 AND 20, 1921. ENTRIES CLOSE OCTOBER 5. Write to Secretary for Schedule, and a note of stock train arrangements. A. M. RETEMEYER, Secretary. Box 145, Napier. HAWKE’S BAY SHOW. HAWKE'S BAY SHOW.

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