KAIKORAI BAND
TO-MORROW EVENING'S CONCERT The enthusiastic public support which Kaikorai Band concerts have received has been prompted to a large extent by the fact that those responsible have at all times striven to fulfil the requirements of a mixed audience by exercising variety not only in the selection of the band numbers but also in the choice of assisting artists. The concert, which will be presented in the Concert Chamber to-morrow evening, should again prove popular. Miss Ruby Price (vocalist), Miss Mavis M'Cormack (violinist), and Mr S. Kingston (vocalist) will assist. Bandsman R. Hall will provide a novelty trombone item and Bandsman P. Glenn will be heard in a cornet solo. Master Glenn is a very young and promising player who up till a few months ago played the tenor horn, and on this instrument won the New Zealand championship at the last contest while only 12 years of age. The band, under the direction of Lieut. H. J. Osborne, will present the following programme: —Marches, ‘ Old Comrades ’ and 1 Fighting Mac ’; overture, ‘ Spanish Carnival ’; fox trot, ‘ Moonlight River ’; waltz, ‘ Crown of Beauty ’ : and a selection, ‘ Scottish Memories.’
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Evening Star, Issue 22086, 20 July 1935, Page 19
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189KAIKORAI BAND Evening Star, Issue 22086, 20 July 1935, Page 19
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