THE COMPETITIONS

Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 44, 30 August 1928, Page 15

THE COMPETITIONS

I- ■ • i TO-DAY'S RESULTS •■ ■ The results of the Competitions bold in the Town Hall this morning are as follow:—. ' ..■■"■' Piano Solo (open to any competitor, amateur or professional, over 16). —Recalls: , Ormie Reid (Kelburn), Eileen Boach'e ("Wellington), Glen Carty (Brooklyn). Vocal Solo (men's scholarship).—ReCalls: Henry Jones (Masterton), tenor, *'<Spirito Genial;" Ernest Gladding (Petone), .baritone, "II Lacerato Spirito;" William Gregg (Wanganui), baritone, "The Garment Antiquo and Busty;" R. J. Madigan (Wadestown), jbass, '' Oh, Joyous Hours.'' ' .(Operatic (or Dramatic) Mezzo Soprano Solo.—Recalls: Eileen Higgins (■Wellington), "Le Enfant Prodigue;" lAilsa Dillon (Hataitai), "II Seqreto per easer Feliei;" Marjorie Nelson (Christchurch), "How's My Boy?" Highly commended: Mrs. Clare Dulieu (Christchurch), "A.Blood Bed King;" Lillian Shakes (Mirarnar), "The Harvest of Sorrow." Recitation (New Zealand author; lady or gentleman). —Recalls: Dorothea Vrtutier (Wellington), Edna Purdio (Kolburu), Marjorio Burnley (Carter-, ton), Zena Jupp (Berhampore). Highly commended: Errol Muir (Lower Hutt), Walter J. Hall (Wellington),' Gracie Kerf (Island Bay), M. Tonks ("Wellington). Mavis Windsor (Wellington), Phyllis Adams (Wellington), Joan Maunder (Wellington). 1 Iteeital with Musical Accompaniment (ladies; pathetic or dramatic; open class). —Recalls! Graeic Ken- (Island Bay), "Road of Ten Thousand Crosses;" Edna Pui'die (Kelburn), "The Erl King;" Phyllis Adams (Wollington), 'The Erl King." In the published report on Monday of the boys' recitation (under 9) tlio namo of Colin Brunsdon, who secured first place, was spelt incorrectly.