KOKATAHI LILLIES

Hokitika Guardian, 19 June 1931, Page 7

KOKATAHI LILLIES

SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT. At the Kokatahi Public Hall on Wednesday evening last an excellent concert entertainment was given by tlie Kokatahi Lillies in aid of the Catholic; Church out there. There was an over crowded audience and the programme' provides was of the best. The Kokatahi Lillies are a happy company of entertainers and their musical numbers were always bright and interesting. At the conclusion of the concert a dance was held which also proved very successful. The receipts of the function have been most gratifying and many thanks are clue to the Kokatahi Lillies and all who assisted to make' the entertainment the success it was.' The following is the programme contri hnted: Overture, Crough Family; “Lets Grow Old Together,” Miss E. Meharry and Mr J. Shivas; Vocal Solo, Mrs J. Macfarlane; “Maggie, Yes Ma” chorus, Misses Cron, Sherriff and Me harry; Violin Solo, Mr Duncan Heinz; Song, Master Dowell ; “I Don’t Work for a Living,” boys chorus, soloists D. Clark and J. Shivas; Vocal Solo, Mrs Tough (of California); “The Parade of the Tin Soldiers,” School Children; Solo Dance, Miss F. Hall; Clarinet Solo, Mr E. Morris; Vocal Duet, “Honey,” Miss P. Sherriff and Mr D. Clarke; “Riley’s Cow Shed,” girls chorus Misses Cron, Meharry and Sherriff; Comic Song" Mr S'. Brooks; Vocal Duet, “Honolulu Moon,” Messrs Clarke and Higgins; Solo, “Egg Song,” Mr E. Morris; Musical Item, Crough Family; Character Song, “My Pretty 'Little Piece of Dresden China.” Miss A. Sherriff; Dance Duo, Misses Hall and Lewis; Recitation, “Jim,” Master H. Diedrich; Acrobats, Boys Gymnastic Club, Hokitika; Solo, Mrs Tough (of California) ; “Shine on Harvest Moon,” Mr D. Clarke ,and chorus: Character Song, Mr D. Heinz; Comic Song, Mr J. Bannister; Dialogue. “Watching the People Pop Til,” Miss P. Sherriff, Messrs Higgins, Cron and Morriss.