ORPHANDOM

Waikato Independent, Volume XXIX, Issue 3102, 25 June 1929, Page 5

ORPHANDOM

CAMBRIDGE CLUB'S MBBTINa. .j-■'•■■■ :7-'-V ..'/■•■ " : ——-■ . . .'■ * r , PROGRAMME BY theatre '[•: • : ORCHESTRA. '% %■■'■: " .. ■■'," ■ ' •"<' ■'■■■■■-■'•■ ■% ■ last-evening the usual meeting of : lofjai Club wtfsheld; when Theatre Orchestra were ol.the Club- and contributed tie programme. flier the usual opening ceremony, President Bro, % Whito.handed hain of office to Bro.;S. Hardwick, who occupied the chait for/the evening. s ' Al the conclusioir'of- the Broi White thanked Bro. Hardwick and the members of the Orchestra for the fine-evening's entertainment they had given the Club. Bro. 0. Andrew* also expressed his pleasure with the programme, especially thanking Bro. A. Boyce for the splendid itemst rendered by his orchestra. - The following was the programme:— Overture, "Suppe'Selections"and "My Dream!" Town Hall Theatre Orchestra* ''tinder A/ G. Boyce ;" songs; *' The Meeting of the Waters '.' and ' * Irish folk Song/? Mr. W. Maberly; cornet :*olbs with orchestra, "Serenade" (Schubert) and "The Mothor's Love," vtßrd. J.Davis; recitations, "Take it like a Man" and "The Wreck of the Birkenhead/' Master R. Hayson; piano ftftlos, fi Liebestraume" . (Liszt) and (Chopin?, Bro, A. Boyce; Lbye SOngV and "The Bro., S; Hardwick; clarionet feolos, "Because"-and "Come, Sing to Bro. W- Weatherell; orchestral selfctionsy "Chu Chin Chow," "The. Butterfly," and "Gilbert-Sullivan iA'i*s, : "',Bro. Boyce's Orchestra; songs; '*'That Fine Old English Gentleman'' and?, "The Old Bassoon," Bro. W.' solos, "The Swan" ■(Saint-Saehs) and "Somewhere a Voice Mr. A.Clayton; Vocal duets «'Rose of My Heart" and *' That Dear , Old Home of Mine>" Mr. W. Maberly and- Bro\ W. Weatherell f songs, '.' The Song" and "The Sentinel," ■ Bro; : ; S. Hardwick; orchestral selection, The Blue M ;