TRAMWAY BAND

Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 297, 11 September 1926, Page 4

TRAMWAY BAND

To-morrow evening’s concert to be given by the Tramway Band, in His Majesty’s Theatre, will, it is stated, eclipse anything of the kind yet presented to a Wellington audience. By permission of Messrs. Fullers, Ltd., Palmetto, tho famous . Italian tenor, has been secured, and will be heard in some of the loveliest Pagliaeci numbers. Rebo Kesslova, the gipsy violinist, whoso superb technique and artistry, has been delighting the patrons of His Majesty’s during the week, will giye some of her best numbers. Another instrumentalist.. Chile" Brazier, late of B«t Wiseman’s famous cabaret band, wfl! add to tl o enjoyment of the concert with selections on tCbanjo. An old favourite and well known as an entertainer, second to none in Wellington, will tell a stirring stoiy of the West. Two new song bits will be released by Hilton Osborne .who.wul be accompanied by full and piano. "Love’s Enchantment (Arthur Pryor), one of tho most difficult vet pleasing trombone solos ever written will bo rendered by Edward Pallant™’e, a star "soloist. The programme ] o submitted by the band, under the leadership of Mr. Harry Berry, nr eludes tho two descriptive numbers, In a Persian Market” (Kettleby), and/'The Smithy in tho Wood. ’ also Sousa s un; nressivo march, “Stars and olnpes, and selections from Meyerbeer’s “Criisadors in Egypt.” Patrons are advised (o be early, as the available seating aocommodatmn is soon taken up, » P^ u ar have these Tramway Band conceits beCQHIO.