COMMUNITY SINGING
GRAND FINAL NIGHT . Next Monday, in the Town Hall, the final community sing, of the Dunedin season will be held. A special programme has been arranged, which will include new numbers andi all the old favourites. Assisting will be the 4YA Children’s Hour Mouth Organ Band of 70 performers, a novelty trio comprising Muriel Caddie (piano-accor-dion), Wally Sinton (xylophone), and A. Pettit (piano), Lily Stevens’s ballet, Master Billy Shaw, eight-year-old tap dancer, and *the vocalists Mrs C. Searle and Mr Arthur MacDonald. Arrangements have now been made for the sing to be broadcast by 4YA. .The popular trio—Messrs H. P. Desmoulins, J. F. Himburg, and A. Pettitt—will be in charge. The 1937 season has been most successful,' and listeners-in and those' attending have been very generous, and it is hoped that Monday night will be a record. The proceeds will be devoted to the mayor’s relief of distress fund.
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Evening Star, Issue 22797, 4 November 1937, Page 7
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