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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 28 March 1918, Page 7

■ ■■■■•-• J I SACRED MUSIC RECITAL. On Wednesday evening a recital of sacred music was given by St. Mary's Choir, consisting of "The Story of the Cross" and portions of Maunders fine devotional cantata. "Olivet to Galvary." The former is a series Si hymns depicting the phases of the death of Jesus Christ, with effective interludes on the organ. The portions of the cantata taken were the opening and concluding and two of the intermediate choruses. One of the latter is the magnificent march depicting the journey to Calvary. AH the chorus work was sung by the choir, undeFthe choirmaster. Mr G. A. Burgess an a : spirit -of. devotion, . The.glorious effects | witnTwnich the work abounds wellI brought out, due attention being "paid to light and shade. Two of the fine recitatives and arias were sung by I Mrs Sunderland, and two by Miss Elsie Bernard:, while small recitatives were Bune by Messrs Burgess, Sutton and Smith. Mrs King nresided at the organ throughout, and effectively playeSJ the fine organ accompaniments. At the close of the service the hymn "Rock of Ages" was sung to a setting by Maunder. An attractive programme was present ed at the World's last evening, and -it was thoroughly enjoyed. The leading feature was "Souls Adrift," a powerful drama, starring Ethel Clayton and Milton Sills. The supporting films incluaed "The Girl and the Game," a serial story which continues to draw. The pro gramme will be repeated to-night. TO-NIGHT, At 8 o'clock. A World Film Drama, SOULS ADRIFT i EASTER HOLIDAYS ARE CLOSE UPON US. HOW ARE YOU GOING TO SPEND THEM. If you have decided to stay at home. ' t then buy a Camera, and you will never have a dull moment. It never fails to - fascinate. % If, on the other hand, you have decided to travel, take a Camera with you. A Holiday without a Camera is a Holiday wasted. Let us show you our fine stock. We claim it is second to none in Taranaki. We have full stocks of all Films, Plates, Chemicals. Papers, Dark-room Lamps, Printing Frames, Developin Dishes; in fa<% everything that is necessary for the making of the most pleasing pictures. P. T. DONNELLY X CO., THE RED SHOP, HAWERA.