ANZAC CONCERT
IN REGENT THEATRE. '
There Was a vefy good attendance At
the Anzac Concert in the Regent Theatre,' arranged by the Returned Soldiers’ Association. The*-prograttithe ’wks ? as follows: ' (• j: . 'PAkr March “Dedth or 1 ' 1 Glory”—ijofcitjfe, . Municipal' Band; Hymn ‘‘Be Side” ;■'Solo “The Toreador’s Son'g\?— Mr Couch; Solo “Maureen”—Miss Govan; Elocutionary item—Mr H/ M. Coulson; Solo “Inviotus”—Mr Perry; Solo “Poor Wandering’One”— Mrs Graham ; Violin Solo “For Love Alone”—Mr J. McDougall ; Choir “Comrades in Arms”—
Part Song;’ “Lest We Forget”---Hymn Conductor : Mr P. Goodfellow. ‘ ! .
PART 11. T ; Selection “A Melodius,” ‘.‘Revue” —Hokitika Municipal Band; Solo—Mr Hatch; Solo “McGregor’s • Gathering” —Miss Anne Duff; Elocutionary Item— Mr Winstone Reynolds;, ; Solo—-Mr Potts; Solo “The Border Ballad”-4Mr R. McDougall; Choir “The Long Day Closes,” “The Heavens are Telling!” The official accompaniste was Miss Giese. y
The National Anthem concluded/an enjoyable programme. .
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 April 1939, Page 4
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137ANZAC CONCERT Hokitika Guardian, 26 April 1939, Page 4
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