sacred concert.
I_ ast nig'hi, in the Palace J hoalro asm cessful sacred concert was held i f) the lid nierslon North .Municipal Hand will) the object of swelling tho funds. There was u large and appreciative audience, .about tii'r being taken at the doors. Numerous encores had to be responded to by the contributors 10 the programme. .Musical items were supplied by the following Municipal Hand, instrumental selections; Miss Teresa McEnroe (Wellington) and Mr Gregory, solos; Miss Kona Day, reciiaiion; Miss Hancock (piano) and Messrs C. Mowlem (violin) and J. Dale (cello), trio; Messrs A. ,). Berryman and G. Bergerseii, cornel duet Miss Hancock piaved the accompaniments/ Miss McEnroe though from a cold, sung delightfully, and ui addition to her lirst numbers, ‘.Spring s ..wauening” and “One Fine Day” (“Madame Butterfly 1 '), rendered as encores Annie Laurie” ami “Love the Morcban Concerts of the nature and quality ot lh..t i:i-t niirhl are much appreciated b>
the public, whose interest in the luma was reflected by the large audience present. Thanks were extended to all who omtii hated to the programme, to Ml' H- IBennett for die free use of the I a hue Theatre, and to Miss Hancock lor acting as accompanist.
The following appeared in our Second Edition of Saturday;—
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 421, 12 June 1922, Page 6
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211sacred concert. Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 421, 12 June 1922, Page 6
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