RICHMOND SCHOOL CONCERT.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18480, 7 September 1925, Page 14

RICHMOND SCHOOL CONCERT.

• The new ATonside.sch&olroom. held an overflowing audi?D£a cm Thursday night, when a concert wis siven bv pupil# of tha Richmond kcliool, to aesifft the school improvement iund. Tbo concert vu arranged by two of ihc teachers (Miss Aitken and ilr J. Bowden), who were assisted by Mr A. Dickson, and as~a reeuii of their efforts a' substantial sum uas raised ty augment the iund lor fucniiihing the new school, which frill l>e officially opened ahwut the end of thid 'month.' A lengthy programme was provided, including: —Chorus. "Sweet and Low,'* by senior pupile; recitation,' "Bedtime," Joan Hughes; . .cbonis, ."A Sweet Little Maid," infant}; recitation, "In'tha Dentist's Surgery," Knnico Penhalluriack; song, "Sleepy Hollo* Tune;" Betty Nicholas; dumbbell, ■senior pupils; duet, "Our Farm," Myra .lari and Kunioe PenhaUuriack; recitation, "Triaia pf Scbool Life," Gladys itcse; sons', "Sliiinttsrland Ifushabyc," - Vera lUzrtE-ay; ■ comic enng, "We All Walked Into tha Shop," boys; chorus and golliwogs, junior pupils; "Tit 'Willow.'.' Myra Jack; s'' A 9*W **B*»•• •■ junior. ' firia; r«ci tas*Janie Brown, , Daphne Henry; ''Beautiful JSUr. of ;Heav«n," .Rita j *nd, K Vcrfc Ellißpn; recitation, "Hv.v i ■ " e -P* Thing* ,Along," Ela 1 ."I Don't Want.-' to Play in MPSSgL. f Eunice Penbilluriack and SUndard VI. Jo.in Li ' ,es '" "nior