HASTINGS ORPHANS
Dunedin Visitors Entertained at Korero The Hastings Orphans' Club held its sixth korero last evening. A party of visiting Rugby football representatives from Otago was present, as well as members of the Dunedin Orphans' Club, two of wliom supplied items. The programmo was as follows: Orchestral overture, "Ivanhoe"; songs, Orphan Eastwood; accordeou solos, Oiq>han Bartlett (Dunedin) ; banjo solos, Orphan Murphy (Dunedin). Orphan Ten Heighway told a serios of humorous stories, al'ter which the gathering adjourned for supper. The second portion of the programmo opened with a descriptivo nuiuber by the orchestra, "Echoes of tho South." Orphan Donald Davies supplied two humorous elecutionary items, followed by Orphan Vic Minnmery in two violi^ solos. The final item was a short description of a studio scone during a radio broadcast. The talk proved interesting and the speaker Mr E. H. Culver placed some little-known knowledge before his audience, showing liow radio "effects" were produced and giving instatices of the extreme sensitiveness of the microphone. Next Wednesday evening tha club is' paying its offieial visit to tho Napier , Savage Club, . ..
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 184, 21 August 1937, Page 6
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