BALLAD RECITAL
Mr Alfred Walmgley’e students will present a programme of a popular nature in the Town Hall Concert Chamber on Wednesday evening, when hb fewer than 33 soloists and a student choir of -approximately 60 voices will be heard in favourite songs and ballads. Among the better-known artists singing will be Misses Jess M‘Millan, Estelle Burnard, Dorothy Mackay, Betty Poeock, Edith Clare, Messrs Allen Highet, J. D. MTvechnie, Don M'lnnes, Evan Tuckwell, Grahame M'Kinlay. W. A. Finnie, W. E. Snow, while other promising singers include Helen t Liddell, Edith Ritchie, Lynda Dyer, Nettie Bauld, Sara Couper. Marjorie Wallace, Hannah Dick, Carol Miller, Agnes Hill, Alma Tyrrell, Mrs Morgan, Mrs Manning, Evan Styles, Wilfred Maxwell.-W. J.'Robertson, Ken-* netli Allen. Fred Wilson. F. Clarke, Douglas Rutherford, Frank Denford, L. Ford, and A. Birse. The programme will include “ Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind,” “Ah. Moon of My Delight,” “ The Pipes of Pan.” “ The Willow,” “ Linden Lea," “ The Windmill,” “A Heart That’s Free,” “King Charles,” “Not Understood,’ "Lullabv” (Brahms), and “A Dream” (Rubenstein). The-box ■ plans are at Bcgg’s. ,
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22498, 16 February 1935, Page 9
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175BALLAD RECITAL Otago Daily Times, Issue 22498, 16 February 1935, Page 9
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