WESTLAND COMPETITIONS SOCIETY

Hokitika Guardian, 4 May 1927, Page 1

WESTLAND COMPETITIONS SOCIETY

SET PIECES. The set pieces chosen l>y the judges for the Competitions to be held about the latter end o*f August have been received by the committee. The programme and book of words which will be published at ‘the low price of sixpence will he available shortly and judging by the enquiries being made aiuf the evident public interest displayed a. very succesful season may he anticipated. RECITATION*. 7 and under, “The Mouse;" 7 to 9, “A Sleepy Time;” 9to 12. “Who's Who;" 12 to 15, “The Xmas Guest;” 15 to 18. “His Epitaph.” PREPARED SPEECH. (a) “The Influence of the Modern Theatre or (b) “The Benefit to the West Coast of the Otira Tunnel.” Open Recitation. —“He Fell Among Thieves.” SHATvF.SPERTAX RECITATION. (a) Ladies: Lorenzo’s Eulogy on Music. Merchant of Venice. Act A .. Sc. I; Men : Hotspur’s Speech. Henry IV., Act I. Sc. 111. Soprano Solo.— “Softly Awakes my Heart.”

Mezzo Soprano Solo— “Morning. ’ Contralto Solo.— “ Melisande in the Wood Piano Solo. —••Wedding Day, (Greig). Piano Duet.—‘•Prelude,” (Rachmaninoff). Violin Solo.— “ Serenade.” (Drain). gong.—Boys 9 to 12, “Little Shepherd ness of Devon:” 12 to 10, “My Little Dutch Doll.” Girls 9to 12, • ‘Lovers Wish:” 12 to 16 “Lackadayw Piano 5010.—7 to 9, “The Pixie’s March.” (White) ; 9 to 12, “Minuet,” (Padereweski) : 12 to 15. “Durand’s First Yalse;” 15 to 18. “Barcarolle, ’ (Tschaikowskv). Violin 5010.—9 to 12, (Tor Aulin); 12 to 15, “Minuet in G,” (Beethoven) ; 15 to 18, “Schon Rosmarin,” (Kreisler).