SCHOOL CONCERT

Evening Star, Issue 17192, 6 November 1919, Page 3

SCHOOL CONCERT

■ ! 1! '-/'' : : 0l!rl coneort given in, ii K - t'nn Hall, St. Kiida. by the p,ipi| s of the -Macancirew Road School i ri aid of the Hind 10l - equipping the school football and hockey teanw was v.-sJI pa+.i-onised. Mr \'. »i?r!fdit. \v\h, pve.sidt'd. remarked that l.ic v.dio were tflc-h xo p.:ns«bl# ior the s-ilining of their own clatees. deserved to be eongraluhted on the result ot their effort*. The follow ir«r prosraraais was prei-esited : —Piano duet, Mrs V. t,aik ana Miss Clark: cornet solo. Mr P. Ken-; reoi rations, Miso Ford. Ma-jter t icTreicc Piiine: action s'eng?-—lnfants rl-.ttle WitdiesM, Standard T. ('The Lattie Jap' and ' Littlo Butterflies'!, Standard 11. rl'ear Little Jammy Fa/:e't; songs—Standard 11. ('Tli-e Trail That Leads to iloms'i, Standard IV.a ('The iveys of Messi* G S. Nc-wto.n and A, Maitland; part son is. Standards lv.b ana v . Buiijc Song' and ' Dav is Closing'); dancing e'-eps. Suindarda Iv. and V. girls; Highlajid fling, Masters w. .Smith ;u ,rj A. Wilson. Th« boys of Siandauls IV.l> and V. gave a demon-tr-.Hio:i_ of physical exorcis-=s. Mrs V. t-lavk picyed iiie aeeomprijnhiicnts for the •■idult performers. It. is anticipated that the proceeds of the two concerts will amount to mare than £3O.