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Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 260, 30 July 1941, Page 3

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HER EXCELLENCY LADY NEWALL. who has graciously consented to be present. THE BRITISH-AMERICAN GOODWILL CONCERT, rpOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. ■I- OWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, TONIGHT (WEDNESDAY), JULY 30. At 8 p.m. A Programme of Delightful British and American Music, Song, and Story. A CONCERT THAT NO ONE SHOULD MISS. THE VICTORY TROUBADOURS . (Formerly Centennial “Faust’ Chorus), HENRI PENN’S BOHEMIAN PLAYERS, JOCELYN WALKER, Solo Pianist, MARY McKENZIE, Recitalist, MOLLY ATKINSON, Contralto, RAY TREWERN, Tenor, KEN MACAULAY. Baritone, GORDON ANDERSON, Accompanist, And CLEMENT HOWE, Conductor and Ac- « companist. Box Plan Now Open at the D.I.C. ALL SEATS ONE PRICE, 2/6. This Concert is being held as a Demonstration of our gratitude to the united States for their magnificent help in our war effort. THE BRITISH-AMERICAN COOPERATION MOVEMENT. THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING UNION, THE ENGLISH FOLK ASSOCIATION. All Members Specially Invited to Attend. BOOK EARLY! ALL SEATS 2/6. BOOK EARLY! ALL SEATS 2/6. BOOK EARLY! ALL SEATS 2/6. The Outstanding Concert of 1941. Surplus Proceeds to the Wellington Provincial Patriotic Fund. J. K. PURDIE, Secretary. On account of the ever-increasing sphere of war there is urgent need that all should join in prayer for our nation at the CITIZENS’ CITIZENS’ • » TNTERCESSORY SERVICE ■lntercessory service TODAY, WEDNESDAY MIDDAY, WEDNESDAY MIDDAY, at the TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. ' 12.30-1 p.m—Rev. Russell Grave will preside. 1-1.30 p.m.—E. Nees, Esq., will speak briefly. S. B. Shortt, Esq., will be at the Grand Organ. COME AND PRAY.