SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT.

Colonist, Volume LVIII, Issue 14483, 15 August 1917, Page 4 (Supplement)

SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT.

A most cn.iova'blo cor'core was held at< the Theatres Rovol Tsvst night, and the' bi?iMinc was froWWl In every p^rt with ! a highly fiT)R;crinhrp amTjcneo. The! cnwo.v*,'nnpnw] with tht: overture, "The' •ToMv Robbers" e"t;pr>e), in which the' or>pa'ilo oroh-.-xsf.'-a' n^'der- the baton of; Sicnor .T. Vitetto delisht-rd the audi-l enee. Mr E. T)imnnt followed with the! recitation, "Britain's Answer to the j Hymn of Kate," ami was recalled. Mr! A. G. Thompson's singing of Handel's' "Why do the Nations " was deservedly! onooroti. Mr Sid Rrsh recited "Hecalmed." and gained an emphatic recall. Miss Jean Martin, who was in j frond voice, sane: "OahripPn's Prayer"' (Pi—-) vit^ ex'epTTcTit effect; The or-1 chrstra again had warm, apnlwtwe for their r.^xt item. The song, ir When You Corn." Home." wnq rendered by jM-ps Flanby. nrtr? the r^^'tafioTi by Mrs IVlo.vmhnn, "FFa"drne Dowr*" (Harold B^r-hiV). was much apnrecinted. as was Miss Stnnp's finprngof <cThe Crovm of Love" ('Horn) These three performers ■were ni] encored, and generonaly re-spr.i-.df-d. Mr A- P. Thompson -sans AVil^hy: «_ orttii!/: nf "'Crflssin^ the .K-T-" with vr.ro.fer'iinfT. Miss Joyce f.'-t'CTuny-nx r\ thy<m<rn<w fc in a suofessliiJ !' •■'•<" '- H)'; fehoKtra wi,.s as follows: ;_' * ": >~ "> it. h;: Misses >■ '•<:Li- -j --,yc<\ \i>■»:■£■. aiicJ Lotifsson, :»i-■•:«=•«. Kw.-^.".)-{! :>V E. J. yillon, Cole, V. Vifz-.Tf-, T p. Bnit»Wl, ;■;■=!•'. <.'?■»?<•?■.«:?■ of the W?iofes«!e nnd ''■n!..h .C"T.iT-r>:'i roe. in finked the perh" n-r rs nnd TH^nilonof! thnt thi-i eoncprt ■'•■•" the first of a series that would he l--eM }K')r] ererv S^day evening during the nest five weeks.