CITIZENS' CARNIVAL CONCERT.
To-night the Qitizens' Easter Carnival concert-will toke>place in the Town Hallj and the prospepts aro that if tho wea'ther 'holds good'there will be a biff house. Messrs.''Dykes and Iveenan Tiave gone to grwit trouble teensurb.a good programmo for all those who extend their patronage i to th'o cutertainment.-' The' Post and .Telegraph' Choir; under the conductorshlp of Mr. P. V. Waters, have been zealously rehearsing, and their items—"TUq Soldiers' Chorus" and "Comrades in Arms"— should bo' given "very capablo treatment. The .OrpheusjQuaTtet will also be heard in -acceptable" numbers.. Mr. Caton, w.ho is from Home, is,a;.singer of the refined humour class,-and will 110 doubt be heard to advantage in his selection. It is his first nublic annearunoe in Wellington. Mr, Stanley Eankin will also bo heard in a liiimorous "sring, ".Which should contribute towards tlio entortaimnent of the evening. Two features'"of the programmo should be the singing of Mr. Hamilton Hodges and Miss Phoebe Parsons. Tho former has selected one of the most attractive gems in his .repertoire, and Miss Parsons will be heard in a most powerful Italian selection.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1710, 29 March 1913, Page 6
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183CITIZENS' CARNIVAL CONCERT. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1710, 29 March 1913, Page 6
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