CONCERTS

Evening Star, Issue 18669, 25 June 1924, Page 5

CONCERTS

TM AID OF WATER-LEY ORPHANAGE. A very fine concert programme was submitted i'n tlm South Dunedin Town Hall last, evening before a packed house. Hie object- wa-s to procure funds with which to provide boots for the children ni Waverley Orphanage. Mr -1. Hade was the organiser. The hall was well lighted, and was daintily decorated with festoons and flags.

The- programme was as follows: —Selections. ‘My Sweet Girl’ and ‘Barney Google,' Aroha ■Fa/./, Orrhestia ; song, ' My Love, is Like a Red, Red Rose,’ Mrs D. Party: violin solo, ' Lochaber,' Air dark Clark ; song, 1 P.edonin Love Song,’ Mr ,t,is. I’niersoti; humorous recitation, Miss Ain't.; Winkel : song, ‘Home ?nng,' Miss dessie Rawlinson : recitations. • Levinsky Buys a Fort! ‘ and ‘The Ballroom,’ Mr Allan Young; dance, ‘ Topsy I nrvy. Martha Andrews; song, 1 Afmn Water.’ Mr Bid. Tavlor : Highland dance. Seann '1 rinhb.ais Miss Edna Gray ; recitation, ‘Jane.’ Miss Mavis ,Smith; dance. ‘La Zingara,’ Mona Silver; song, selected. Miss D. ( annan ; skipping rope dance. Misses \ ivimne Hindi, Hilda Smith, and Mh-inm B-swi.-k ; song. ‘Good Morning.’ Miss Mollv Fenton: Scotch song. ‘A Hundred Pipers,’ Air Bert. Rawlinson.

Among the most, pleasing items were the humorous recitations of Miss Minkel and Mr Allan Aiming and the rendition o f 'Alton Water' l-v Air Sid. Tavlor (tenon, though each item won the wannest plaudits. Airs A. Tower war (he accompanist, and Air D. AlTvav the piper. A dance followed, LETT IT BOWL'XG AMD GRnQEET CUT., In an endeavor to raise sufficient funds to provide new lawns, the Leith Bowling and Croquet Club last, evening held a enneert in (.be George Street. School Hall. The greens arc To be laid in the Woodhaugh Gardens. 'There was a large attendance, and as a result the project, of the drib should bo well advanced. The items given were diversified and entertaining. A?ter a few remarks by Hie chairman, the mavor 'Mr H. L. Tapir v) gave a short introductory address and wished the club every success in its efforts to obtain playing areas.

Kerns were rnnfribnfed by Miss Rav Tavlnr (pianoforte solo). Mrs Astlev Black (song). Miss Anita Winkel frecilafion), Mr P. Tuimairr (whistle song). iMiss Boa Lambert. (romtalinn). Miss Mary Camnlwll (song), Mr \V. .1, Painton (song). Misses MTlonald ami Wilson (pianoforte, diietl, Miss Lincln. M'Dnnahl (fanny too danced. Miss .Tessin Rawlinson (song). Air Jack Clni'lc fvio’in snlnl. and Mrs H. Party fsnntil. AH (1m items worn well applaud eel. and encores were given.