HASTINGS CONCERT

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXVI, Issue 227, 8 September 1936, Page 8

HASTINGS CONCERT

A Varied Programme One of the best local concerts ever heard in Hastings will be staged in the Assembly Hall on Thursday night. The organisers arc putting on a short community sing at 7.30. This will be led by Mr. Ten Ileighway, with Mrs. B. H. Sanders at the piano. As this concert is in aid of the Methodist Foreign Mission Society it is worthy ol support. Among file items to be heard will be several by the famous Korongata Maori Choir, which Ims just returned with high honours from the Wellington Competitions. The 2ZH juvenile orchestra will be heard in several numbers. Other items will be given by tbe following:— The Popular Hastings Quartette;

Master Brian Hasler, who secured first, second and thirds at the Wellington Competitions; Aunt Gwen, whose singing is always popular; Valerie McCombs, the clever little elocutionist and tap dancer; Mr. Searle; Mrs. Sanders and Miss Rae Sanders, duettists ■ Mr. J. Bell, bass solo; Mr. Garfield Naylor, tenor solo; the 2ZH boy stars, Allan Sanders on the saxophone and David Nevezie on the violin; Mr. J. Bewley, humorous sketch; Valerio Holder, who secured high honours in the Wellington Competitions, tap dance; Miss D. Shapleski’s dancing troupe, by special request. These are only a few of the items to be given. The price for admission is only 1/- for adults and half price for children, so an overflowing house is expected This concert is being organised by the Methodist Junior Boys’ Bible Class.