Mosgiel

New Zealand Tablet, 9 December 1909, Page 1943

Mosgiel

A crowded and appreciative audience greeted,, the , ris^ [ |of the curtain at the convent school concert on e'veiiiiig of November ''26' (says' the ' TaictV "Advocate)} 1 ' "The ir i>ro- >! gramme included two pianoforte quartets and twb v 'tritSsj [the players- being Misses V. Jones, K. Walsh, M. Turnbull, K. inglis, I. Keys, M. Kovalevske,, N^ Christie. and,.,L. liawkei The pla'yihg' I 'of these' young ''ladies' reflected' v &ie greatest orcdit on 'their tutors and- themselves'. 1 "Wo little'tots — Doris Mclntyre. and Amelda : Hawke-rrsangfia duetabout a bird's nest. ..The, audi,encejrecalled-,tihem,.iindiPoris , appeared by herself and- recited,' WHat'.' l Thtaye. y , 'A&% hearing this ihe audie'n6e we're riot satisfied* 'until 'she"returned'and repeated" 1 the item; A. humb'er''of"boys' ! 's&n'g la"l a" chorus, which was full of humor, .about' '.The travellingtinkers.',, Masters , J,ohn ,O,'Brien.,and "yiinc.ent.flla-^kej^a^g -, a comic duet, "and were obliged, to respond, to an encore. The choruses ' c> The rainbow >L "arid"' \ Slower, "song; Uy'^hre; junior girlsj were very- ple'a'sing'item's/Vn'd^^m'tich 'apprebi- ' ated 1 . - ■' The old brigade ' chomisl and march <was« full' o© color.' j and spirit,, and. ,so, pleased, jthje, audiqnce .tfeftt a^dpubje^enqore,, was called "for.. , The soloists in .this were '" Messrs i r A» Hawke and' 1 J. 'Walslii h A ! nbther" l egu l ally I 'successM r i'te*m was^'^he^ patTibtic v ma'rch l> a'nd ch'dru^, ' The--Britigh ll Dbniinib > ir^''«' f The' > British,; dependencies.- iweredeach represented! lßy bai^baninerj!-' carried by.j,a ,su i -REftr,te4 •on{ ) e,ach [I side B .bjs,;boy / % f in,, uniform. ' Another - cnor us and march .that was hoth well rec'e'rted lf aiid%veli pM^^ form'ed^the''3lett^fs' M cbml^sing-t!hTeH«6faot«ZeaM ahd-' 4fterwardst with ■ifche,(assistance.voKsome3bex*pxipils: s'arigntnef' choxus.,. Ajnpthei;, -pretty x was ) i < 7 %amj 1 ng 11 Q^ri3the EjU^j'm given by, Misses Mary McCann Lizzie tfpJMy.llv.ly Ereeman, , Maria 0 W '^lice" M^Ge-tfiganV^ile^nV aWWie^lvl'ffit MaYy r '.O?ahseyV "Mary^Har'ty, • and •EPtM6G>'tti^. m ' v Tlie' T promoters < » of t the a oance&t 1 Svererrfdrtuaiate, 'dii _becu»inigf two > solos* frpm u M.rr^ <! >Jfopds, a pfj l^un.e ( dyi rJ() .To l fj l udg^ n byithe. applause and,en.core. -the audience were. delighted n with his. cradle' of c the d^p".^»y'T-lie b^h'eriiieni'b'nHhb prbg^aVh'riie not alreadyiireferred!ito T^vasd;h.'e bperetta^nUTheJKing^si AHvakeni't ijng,tin K ;i?ajiyland. s f \<flfo&JNP^ M F®P h#& rJß^^ttiesst/ bthe , mtisipr the. sweetest, _ and the mo.vements [the ..brightest on t3he J J "ttfe fee * VaW'Ve.rV P 'gobd one'. 1 \ The< laVJc'ompani'ment^ Were^' played' %' v'ftf ibu^ Trieiribers qf tlie company. ",f iV.fi i-t<( . i i'>wvs •«■,>.-! <; t— -^.^>..« v ;-