ETHEL OSBORN.
Most interesting programmes have been arranged by Miss Ethel Osborn, the distinguished soprano, for her forthcoming concerts on Saturday and Monday next in the Town Hall. Included -on these programmes will be found a good deal that will be quite new to . Wellington audiences, including some most delightful songs by Russian and British composers. Miss Osborn will also give some operatic arias that were not previously in her repertoire, and the brilliant birdsongs which are so inimitably her own. A youthful violinist, Mr. Tom Williams, will render many of the favourite numbers by the masters of violin music. Mr. William Hunter, a tenor of most pleasing quality, will also lend his support, whilethe pianoforte work will be in the capable hands of Madame Marie Borman. Stgnor Trudu will piny flute obbligato. The plan ig at The Bristol Piano Co»
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 65, 19 March 1925, Page 10
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141ETHEL OSBORN. Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 65, 19 March 1925, Page 10
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