SCHOOL CONCERT.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume IV, Issue 253, 6 October 1936, Page 5

SCHOOL CONCERT.

Radnor Road, Midhirst, And Denbigh Road. OVER £2O RAISED. More than £2O profit was made at the first combined concert at Midhirst by the Midhirst, Radnor Road and Denbigh Road schools. The Midhirst hall was filled to capacity by an audience that found enjoyment in every item of a varied programme of song, dance and recitation; The funds from the concert, amounting to £6 is 4d for each school, will be devoted to the purchase of books for the libraries .

The success of the concert, the good programme and the public support of the first combined concert were con. sidered very encouraging, especially to tbe teachers principally responsible for the arrangements. A dance was held after the completion of tbe programme.

The programme was: Chorus, combined schools; school songs, Denbigh Road; recitations, Phyllis Fraser, Rose Ogier; dialoguej Norma Mapp and Mervyn Vickers, Rarnor Road; tap dance, Joyce Clark, Joyce Nielsen, Eva Yandle, Peggy Neilsen, Denbigh Road; school songs, Radnor Road; recitations, Jim Graham, A. Ogier, Donald Fraser; dance. Mavis' Laird and Joyce Neilsen, Denbigh Road; song, Midhirst; play'ette, “Little Boy Lost,” M. Hunt, K. Hunt, L. Angus, L. Askew, Radnor Road; piayette, “Toys’ Band,’, Eva Yandle. C. Mills, M. Johns, L. Lyford, Den. high Road; song, Midhirst school; dialogue, Joyce Angus and Zeta Vickers, Radnor Road; tap dance, Joyce Clark, Joyce Neilsen, Eva Yandle, Peggy Neilsen, Inez Andersen, Mavis Laird, Denbigh Road; piayette, “The Lost Bounce,” M. Bunniug, J. Garrard, N. Burtou, M. Burton, W. James, T. Reed, D. Meads, R. Ludlaw, A. Phillips, D. Fraser, Midhirst; piayette, “The Highwayman,”- M. Vickers, C. Angus, H. Reed, E. Reed, Radnor Aoad; recitations, Jean Harkness; tap dance, Joyce Neilsen, Inez Anderson, Mavis Laird, Denbigh Road; songs, Radnor Road; play, “Scrooge,” D. James, H. Taylor, B. Sunning, Z. Lepper, A. Dudlam (Scrooge), K. Ludlam, R. Jensen, E. Strong, . Strong, R. Ogier, Midhirst; play, “Vice Versa,” P. Fraser, M. MacKinnin, L. Gar, r a rtf’ M* Coon, B. Jacobsbfii Jdc-k Ahde'iQilriP. Tbe music for tbe dance that followed was played by Mr Pepperill and Mr J. Watson, with extras by Mr A. Napp. A song was contributed by Mr B. NcLean with banjo accompaniment. Messrs W. Platt and D. Tempero were masters of ceremon-