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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12239, 7 April 1903, Page 8

: . ~"^ \ : ABBOTT'S QPEEA "^ . THIS (TUESDAY, EVENING , , ''M> AND : LSG TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) • '•$! ..'-.':.-.- APRIL 7 AND 8. ' — <-vSst ; MR. EDWARD BRANSCOMBE'S WESTMINSTER £**& -q^ QONCERT pARTY. - In a Unique Programme of th ß \r„,. Music of England, Scotland,'< ■ Irai,,^ Wales, comprising Glees, Madrieaicfr?. fH and Ballads. V """gais, C *«£S,:« Assisted by the Eminent English r nnt " I • MADAME MARIE HOOTON to i' And the Well-known Musical Sketch *._..' MR, DUDLEY OAUSTON? "*' PROGRAMME THIS EVENING.- ' 1 Commencing at 8.15 (N.8.-In the event of Encores beine • sisted on, it may be necessary to irrZiT* «*• I of the-atems.) " omi ' soma S Part i. ,". ■■•■:.-* </:'£,% Madrigal, " Come Let Us Join the Ronn^.i^ - - William BealeS^ ! THE GENTLEMEN OF THE wSM^KI ABBEY GLEE PARTY MOis^B I Glee, "When Allen-a-Dale Went a-Hnntinr ( - R. L. Pearsall (ito-t!? THE WESTMINSTER ABBEY GLEE 'SSsK ' Song, " The Diver" - - - .- jf ****. MR. HERBERT HILTON ' hoi 1 Song, " Ailsa Mine" - - - Ernest v. , ' ' ; MR. EDWARD BRANSCOMBE wt ° D Quartet, "I Love My Love" - G. B. All MASTER LEONARD HUBBARD <1822 uS 8) COWARD, MR. POWNALL, AND'in?" HILTON. m Song, " A Russian Love Song" ;.Y'^\fi : : MADAME MARIE HOO°rON t,ltZiaiUlll - Song, "The Bird and the Rose" MASTER HAROLD'siIEMMUNDS 0^ o**0** '' Chorus. The Song of the Battle Eve" <o\a Irish Air arranged by Sir Robert StewV« ! (1825-1894) lt olewar THE WESTMINSTER ABBEY GLEE PARTY : Anthem, " Send Out Thy Light" - Gonnn* ■ INTERVAL. ° tmod Part 11. .■ i L',».;r ; .;;r Hunting Chorus, The Hunt Is Up" - J. L. Hatton (1809-IRftm THE GENTLEMEN OF THE WESTSmiSTOft ABBEY GLEE PARTY. '• "* Male Alto Song, " Salley in Our Alley" MR. PERCY COWARD Henry arey ' Lullaby, " Oh, Hush Thee. My Babv" . . - Arthur Pftfli. ! - MADAME MAEIEHOOTON. m Catch, " Poor Thomas Day" - Harrington (1738-17961 MR. PERCY COWARD. MR, GEO. POWNALL AND MR. HERBERT HILTON. ' Vocal Waltz, " Blow, Soft Winds" - ,- Dr. Charles Vincent :; THE BOYS OF THE WES'I MINSTER ABBEY r GLEE PARTY. . Humorous Musical Sketch --«.■''; MB. DUDLEY CAUSTON. Ballet, " Now is the Month of Maying" - Thomas Morley (1557-16) THE WESTMINSTER ABBEY GLEE PARTY GOD SAVE THE KING. Prices— £1; Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalls, 4s; Stalls, 2s 6d; Amphitheatre, • Is. ■ • Plan open at Wildman, Lyell. and-Arey's. ■ Day Sales at Carter's and Wildman, Lyell,' ■ and Arey's. VOICE PRODUCTION,' i MR. FRANK GRAHAM • (Late Principal Tenor of the Carl Rosa Opera Co., Crystal Palace. London, and Boosey Bal. > > lad Concerts). Pupil of the late Sims Reeves : and Signor Randegger—Pupils prepared for •'.!■• , the Operatic, Dramatic. Oratorio, and Concert Stage. Terms, from 21 to 4& guineas. Address. "THE LAWNS," Symonds-street (next Dr. Lindsay). , "-~— _ __^ '.rj:''r pOXON'S T AUNDRY CLASSES. By Special Request, r > MR. AND MRS. COXON, \ The Laundry Experts, • • Have ' ■ v? 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