TOWN HAIL.
TO-NIGHT..
Lovers of Irish music will be afforded a rare treat at the Town Hall to-night, the occasion being the annual Irish national concert. The programme, which has been arranged by the good Sisters of the local Convent, should satisfy the most exacting musical taste, as both vocal and instrumental items find a place. A visitor from Wellington in the person of Mr P. J. Fitzgerald, a well known vocalist of the Empire CuV, has kindly consented t > give an item at, to-night's concert. Mr Fitzgerald is well known to local audiences, and is assured of a very cordial welcome. The second half of the programme will bo occupied by a five-act Irish drama, entitled "The Heart of Norah Flyn.n." which bears Clio hallmark of excellence, being one of the famous Jesse L. Lasky's star films.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 16 March 1917, Page 5
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