CATHOLIC SCHOOL CONCERT

Greymouth Evening Star, 8 April 1910, Page 3

CATHOLIC SCHOOL CONCERT

Tile pel jo! mance given by ibf II I ton Gat )■■ >1 ie K.dinol on Weimu - -lay night, was the lies) given 1■ -r years and went will) a -wing and lit" that Speaks well for the tetn'lnns ;,i ,| on pi!-. 1 here wa- no wait-, la ,Ji lite was always <,bserv.-d. and th ■ hum eal portion was vivid and in-pin! it g. There was not a single dull men., nt and the little actors and inn-e ; urn did exceedingly well. Ihe performane. c..mineiiee I with a wui I play ed ~v • rl nr by Mu- - S. i r let i and (i-l,,,nif vvli'eh was . v . lb nt ly leeened. llm tlm a i caln-t imei.- 1 1 <ll by tlm junior pupils, (lie i'."n flmi !. >ll l ■ vva >!. wa - a- |'l el ? y a . ' 1 was vv, ! I w .-11 Meii and Mm- ‘ 'la 1 1. a'd Mranm lie til>: set lie o' ill" "p' )i ’'a. Bed Biding il.-l s Be;-. 11. , v. le le I m Moth.-r < \l l M. 1 'ha ik i I- -na t. imBed l; •!■!. • !!■ ...i I ill ■ 1 T' : i*‘ 1 • '• (Im i Jrandniotliei's .. it (age in tln wo. 111. i he scene bet tin IW o w edone, w hi. ii i- saying mimli. 'lien (.hali’. sang v. i \ vv. 11 inde. d lim 1• • r , till) ! .., . - i v tab l" m i ,1. 1 ..... ;• . v. ye ..■-(■ I ... I 1 1 a totle "i the, telle- ~e I , e ■ ■; oi Hi, Ollier. 11,1 p. 1 If! mat. ■ . ' it was the iimst dillieult, wa-. how- vr. excellently dune and she deserves the warmest praise. Miss Clark acted with great spirit and naturalness, miss ,M. Osborne sang Buttercup wry vm U indeed and it was loudly applauded, while .Miss E. Scarlett a- Hose and a number of little girls as l.iiieiielK were especially good. Miss N. Hansby as leader of tin- games wa- ills, good and indeed the choruses were -pbunlidly snug and sound'd perUet!y. Tinpan of the wolf was taken with much cleverness by Master \V. Ihovvims while Master I’. AI iiiih aii made a v-n stolid prosiae but extremely useful and va 1 liable Woodman. His Wix.ilman - Song was well given though ids voice

is undergoing a change, The t;i was thoroughly enjoyed by all present. Among other items a j>ia> f<>it.• solo by Master .1. Milligan was much ;il>l>f (-iat< ■' 1. The Recitation •'Resignation” delivered by Miss Lily .Izmlr-re wa.s most dramatically given md was listened to with wrapt attention; it was indeed a credit: to the young reciter. A very taking violin it: u, wagiven by Misses Clark and Osborne and was greatly apjireeiaied, :s was another violin quartette by .Misses Clark, Osborne, Sunderland, ami Ronetti while a violin solo by Mm, Clark herself proved her to be one of the coming instrumentalists of the Coast, The junior pupils gave with much spirit an action song "We are only Dolls you see” and (heir well trained efforts were rewarded by an encore, to which they responded In singing the last stanzas over again. An encore was also given to Masters .1. and B. Kirwan in ‘Tipper Ten and Lower Five” which wa.s productive of much laughter. The Rev. Fatin'!' (Jalerne briefly thanked the audience for their support and the hearty appreciation they had shown.