TRENTHAM MILITARY BAND

Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 295, 10 September 1941, Page 10

TRENTHAM MILITARY BAND

Concert In Town Hall The funds being raised, to provide extras in the Christmas parcels to be sent to New Zealanders serving overseas were augmented considerably at the Treutham Military Band concert in the Wellington Town Hall last night. The GovernorGeneral, Sir Cyril Newall, attended. The band, which was under the baton of Captain C. Pike, bandmaster, was supported by the Victory Troubadours. The baud presented the following items: "The President March” (German), a “Rose Marie” selection, with the Troubadours in the chorus, "The Tiger's Tail” (Thurban), “March of the Mount tain Gnomes” (Eilenberg), “Raymond” (Thomas), "Baa Baa Black Sheep,” with the chorus. "The Jolly Coppersmith” (Peters) with the ehorus, and “Impreg nable March” (Rimmer). Mr. Ray Trewern sang the solo "Lolita” (Buzzipeccia), Mrs. Wilfred Andrews "Angus Macdonald” (Roeckel), Miss Merle Gamble "Indian Love Call” (Friml) and Mr. Ken Macauley “Gentlemen, the Toast is England” (Phillips), and “The Strong Go On” (Thayer) Humour was provided by Mr. A. L. Elston. Bandsman Lloyd Lee played the cornet solo “Hail Storm” (Rimmer), and Sergeant McPherson and- Bandsman E. Jones the cornet duet "Two Little Fishes” (Kling). The Victory Troubadours sang the chorus “On the Road to Mandalay” (Speaks). The accompanist was Mr. Clement Howe.