SUNDAY CONCEPT.
j The Natives' Association Band will j give the fifth concert of the season at His Majesty's Theatre to-morrow night. ; Tho band's concerts are noted as being among the best that are given in this i Dominion, and a rich musical treat is j promised those who may attend, as an , excellent programme has been prepared, ; first-class artists having been specially : engaged to assist. Mrs! A. C. Melvin, j the gifted Australian soprano, will sing I (by soe"''-!! request) Arditi's wonderful j song, "TTie Dream of Home," otc : Mjrr j Frieda Walter, the clever violinist, will play Wieniawski's ereat solo, "Legende." , and other items ; Mr. Montaeu G'llmore, I the artistic tenor, will sine Sullivan's . pretty composition. "Thou Art Passing Hence," and other songs: Mr. J. D. Grant, euphonium soloist. -will play HaHmann's "test" solo. "Sehnsucht." TnrlrwJed in the hand items is a very r.if'Hious selection from Donizetti's pretty opera, "La Favorito." A silver coin collection will he made, and as expenses are very heavy patrons are asked by the management to give as freely as possible.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 18, 20 July 1918, Page 3
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178SUNDAY CONCEPT. Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 18, 20 July 1918, Page 3
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