BENEFIT CONCERT
FOR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
One of the most enjoyable concerts held this season in Seatonn took place on Tuesday evening, when Miss Dorothy Seymour and her pupils assisted by Mr. Sain Duncan (tenor) and Miss B. Godier (soprano) presented a revue programme of a very excellent character. Especially pleasing features were costume sets, in which Jean C'erchi. and a troupe of toy soldiers, and Sylvia Devine with Spanish Troubadours and a Castilian dance by Kwyn Jenkins appeared. Au ensemble playlet "The Rose of Joy" and clever and entertaining impersonations by Miss Seym'oiir were ' very' popular, and the programme concluded with au "Old AVorld Studio Scene," the dressing being very effective.-, /The period acting by "Jean Cei-cln, Ngaire Miller, Bqtty Capper, and Phyllis Powell, made'an effective finale. The' Rev. ;A. A. Armstrong expressed thanks to Miss D. Seymour and company for their generous effort on. behalf of. the Presbyterian Church, and supper-was-dis-pensed rto the performers and-friends .by the ladies of ,the congregation.. '. ••■
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 143, 14 December 1933, Page 7
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162BENEFIT CONCERT Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 143, 14 December 1933, Page 7
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