AMUSEMENTS

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12102, 12 July 1920, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS

THE LYRIC COSTUME COMEDY GO. J

A bigh grade combination of ex- , ceptionai vocal equipment, the famous Lyric Quartette can confidently expect consistent public approval wherever they appear. They are due to ’open at Marton Town Hall on Tuesday, 13th inst, for one night only and preliminary accounts refer to them as reminiscent of the Westminster singers, to ouch nerfectidta Hav# they brought their harmonising. In part songs, solos, duets, and monologues, they have captivation all their own, and | besides vocal perception they have an innate sense of humour which enables thorn to portray She lighter ditty with the right value of its possibilities. Nursery rhymes and serious studies have their co-opera-tion and the effect is quaint and artistic in the extremes They have an inexhaustible repertoire tocuoose from and the audience get a good varietv. The feminine touch is effectively supplied by Miss Jessie Bartlett and Miss Evelyn Harvey as contralto and accompanist respectively. In a word their entertainment is popular and refined and should meet with the-approval o! all classes.