BRIGHT ENTERTAINMENT.

Wairarapa Age, 16 December 1932, Page 5

BRIGHT ENTERTAINMENT.

ST. PATRICK’S SCHOOL CONCERN’.

EXCELLENT FARE PROVIDED. I articularly ifi.no entertainment was provided at the concert given in the Assembly Hall last night by the pupils of St. Patrick’s School. There was a very large and warmly appreciative audience who thoroughly enjoyed the splendid fare provided. The items *were well varied and gave ample proof of skilful and painstaking tuition. As the result of the splendid work of the Sisters the St. Patrick’s school concerts have always touched a high standard of musical and dramatic art. This year the standard of performance was again well maintained and the concert was both highly* successful and enjoyable. Throughout the programme the dressing of the youthful artists was a delightful feature. While all the items were uniformally good, the vocal selections of Mary and Peter Greenlees in the concluding item, “Piccaninies Song,” were particularly pleasing and earned well-merited rounds of applause. The programme was as follows:— Opening chorus, Choir. Infants song, The Dream Man. Irish Reel, Misses P. Hogan. J. Hogan, P. Kerins, J. Johnson. Quack Doctor. Master B. Donnelly and infants. Violins, Misses P. Kilmister and E. Fortune; Masters D. Brooks and M. O’Conner. Shield Drill, ’St. 3 and 4 boys. The Singer was Irish, Master T. Mannell. Skipping dance, Miss M. Greenlees. Duologue, An Interrupted Story, K. and O. Curry. Tambourine Song, Std. 1 and 2. Oliver Twist, Std. 3 and 4 boys. Flower song, senior and junior girls. Merry Sailors, Std. 2 and 3 boys. Recitation, Tangmalangaloo, K. Curry. Merry Dancers, Std. 3 and 4 boys and girls. Comic Song, “My Meatless Day” Jim Joyce. Irish Jig, Mary Oreenlees. .Song, “Daddy wouldn’t buy me a bowwow,” Ted Mannell. Lancers, Std. 3 and 4 boys and girls. Miss Milligan’s School, senior girls. Piccaninies song, Mary and Peter Greenlees. The accompaniments were played by Misses M. Nee and Marcello McMillan.