PATRIOTIC CONCERT.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 44, Issue 13605, 1 August 1918, Page 4

PATRIOTIC CONCERT.

MUNICIPAL HALL—TO-NIGHT,

The patriotic concert to. be hold Mthe Masterton Municipal Hall ta-iiigllfj in aid of .the funds of the Club, promises to bo largely attended The pupils of tho Jjansdowne ' who in the past have done mueh 1 tto'toli*' tertain the people of Maetertony' provide a big portion of the pxogafaHW' me, while a number of leading'voeMß ista and musicians will take piift. Aii important ceremony, that of presenting.' the Lansdowno School with a flag pres? ented by the Overseas Cliib, will takd place during the evening. The foitofwj-f ing programme will bo submitted: —Oxrs erture, "Tancredi" (Bossing...; Mist Hall; chorus, "Bright the Golden Btua/.S and "Hail to the Sea"; Manrof-War, '' (Lord Byron), Pearl i. Fear; infant action songs; song (select od) Miss Oliver; girls' chorus, "Tlwi Green-eyed Monster," and *'Dayf Dreams"; Russian quartette, Messraf Hall, J ago, Remington, Moore; presento* tion of ilag, Mr G. R. Sykes, -M.fflfc chorus, "Sons of the Empire; chorwfif"Like a Bird," "Hasto, O Haste! , »s recitation, "A Trip to Blackpool, , -' Edna Jenkins; duet, Messrs Remingtons and Jago; The Burlesque Band, St. 2 and St. 3 Girls; chorus, "Over, Theroj** " Rata-pata-pata-pata-pat-pom-ponv , ' '

Final Chorus. "God Save tho Miss Hall and Miss Jones will play tlwf* accompaniments. }