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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13967, 28 September 1918, Page 14

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SPECIAL SATURDAY PRICES AFTER 6 P.M. RESERVED CIRCLE, Is 6d 'plus tail. ORDINARY CIRCLE, Is (plus tan. GROUND FLOOR. 9d lincludin? tail. RING FOR SEATS: PHONE 586 A. PRINCESS. X RINCESS. TOWN TT A L L, ORGAN RECITAL. BY MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT (City Organisti. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING), ■ At 8 o'clock. Vocfciist: EVA SHARP. PROGRAMME: 1. " Marche Royaie " 'Hailing) 2. Chorale Prelude on " Eventide "... _ (Hubert Parry)' 3. Romance "Sans Paroles" - - 'Bonnet) 4. "O, For a Burst of Song " • (Allitsen) EVA SHARP. 5. "Concert Rondo" .... (Ho'.lins) I 6. " Fantasia in E Minor "(" The Storm ") (Lemmens) j INTERVAL. 7. "When You Come Home" - - (Squire) EVA SHARP. 8. " Mexican Melody." (Arranged for Organ and Carillons by the City Organist. 9. " Andaluse et Toreador " - (Rubinstein) Accompanist: MR. LEO. WHITTAKER. Admission, 6d. Doors open at 7.50 p.m. HENRY W. WILSON. Town Clerk. September 26, 1918. P RAND TRISH RATIONAL PONCERT. TOWN TTALL, WEDNESDAY MEXT, r\CT. 9 1918. ALL TRISH VIGHT. PROGRAMME. Part I. 1 Overture, " The Shamrock" - Middletori Military March: 3rd, AUCKLAND, MOUNTED RIFLES BAND, Under Lieut. H. Seymour, by permission of Lieut-Colonel J. G. Wynyard. 2 Song, "Eily Mavourneen" - ■ Benedict (Lily of Killarney) MR. W. J. PRINGLE. 3. Song, "Killarney" ------ Balf« MISS CORA MELVIN. 4. Irish Jig, is Danced by the Bradys of Cavan. MISS VITA FLANAGAN. 5. Song, She is Far from the Land' - - 1 Lambert MR. F. G- BOURKE6. Song, " Dear Little, Shamrock" • Jacksorl MISS JESSIE BARTLETT. 7. Violin Solo, " Garry Owen" - • ■ PapirJ (Air, "Land Die." MR. F. PARSONS. (Kind permission of Management of Everybody's Theatre.) 8. Song, "Minstrel Boy" Moore MR. E. DRAKE 9 Song, " Come Back to Erin" - Fletcher MISS LALLA KNIGHT. 10. Song, " Wearing of the Green" Moore: MR. J. W. RYAN. Part 11. 11. Grand Selection, " Ireland" • - Godfrey, Military March: 3bo, AUCKLAND. MOUNTED RIFLES BAND. 12. Song, "An Irish* Noel" - - - - Holmes; MISS JESSIE BARTLETT. 13. Song, "Molly Bnvni" Lore! MR. V. G. BOURKE. 11' Recitation, Robert Emmett's Speech from the Dock. MR. H. V. ROBERTS. 15. Song, " Machusla" ... - McMuragH MISS LALLA KNIGHT. 16. Song, " Mother Machree" - - - - Ball MR E. DRAKE. 17. Irish Jig as Danced by the Ryans of TipperaryMISS L. LILLIS 18. Song, '' Last Rose of Summer" • Moors t MISS CORA MELMN. 19. Song, "Eileen Alannah" - • • Thomal MR W. PRINGLE. 20. Xylophone Solo. " Irish Melodies" - Adam* MR R. ADAMS, assisted by MISF ' SULLIVAN. (Kind permission of Management of Princess Theatre.) 21. Song, " Father O'Flynn" J Viellers Stanford MR. J. W. RYAN. At the Piano: MR. CYRIL TOWbEY. Souvenir Programmes, with full \a£< pic ttt'o of Eramett in the dock. 6d each. Box Plans at Wildman and Arey's. Boclj early to save disappointment. Prices, 2s and Is; Reserves, 2s 6d. J. A. RODGERS, Secretary. VEVI .. 7EALAND TTERALD AND AUCKLAND WEEKLY \TEWS. New Zealand Heiuld. 9d per week delivered in town and suburbs. Casual copies, 2d each. 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