CONCERT

Hokitika Guardian, 14 December 1932, Page 2

CONCERT

IN PRINCESS THEATRE

|||;Tho Princess Theatre held a larg< fejjd- enthusiastic audience last nigl oivJien the annual concert in aid of tin ■‘funds of St. Mary’s Convent Schoo took place. The lengthy programme proved very enjoyable anc ,f\vas creditable teachers ant ;x performers. The fill. programme was j?as follows:—Part l.y—Orchestral Set “Over .the "Waves”, Misses E. Mi Smith, E, Martini, D gifalMtj Ue.l> liffownor; Masters J W. Parker J Groufsky, J Pickering (violins); R. MeDougali (Mandolin). An Item from Japan. ; “Fascinating Fans”, 24 Japanese girls: E. O’Connor, Iv. Coakley, N. Toohey. p. Toohey, Betty Haddock, M. Had'dock, M. Crowley, SI Sanders, J. • Groufsky, M. Stephens, M. Sullivan, A. Davidson, TJ. Warren, S. Han/xahan, R. Dowell, C. Beckwith, M. Hahn, P. Burger, J. Heenan, N. Duncan, K. Smythe, B. Griffin B. Ha gar. Piano Duet, “The Carnival”, Misses Y. Nightingale and A. Pridmore. 'Chorus in Character—l 9 Big Policemen —Masters E. Oreagh, L. Graham, J. ..•Qapieron, T. Toohey, J. Harding, R. "Furness, D. Breeze, K. Warren, H. Harding, p, Groufsky, T. Hanrahan, K. Sanders, D. Diedriolus, W. Davcm, P. Kinvan, J. Tullocb, A. Kirwan, £. Walsh iand A. Ballinger. Violin ASl'p, Mr Apkers; Chorus, (a) “I Bring a Melody” (s>) Part Song, “Roses Everywhere”, School Girls. “Dr Whackem’s College”, School Scene. Teacher-: Mi Dwwn; Pupil’s: T. Fit*, gerakl, C. Atlcinson, T. Keown 0. Dwan, R. Groufsky, P. Atkinson, L. c.-s Keen, J. Pickering, B. McMullan, E. .’ Creagh, G. and P. Groufsky, T. Toohey. ? ' f descriptive Song and Dance: “Beautiful Flowers.” Solo Dancers:—J. Keenan, D. Hagan and V. Heer.au; -"'Lena Clements, Ena. Beckwith, F. Butler, M. McMullan, E. Toohey, T. Keown, M. Moynihan, S. Dowell and A. Dowell. Vocal Quartette —“Annie 5 Tiaurie”, Misses A. Mclntosh, J. W&r,>sren> E. Dale and R. Borton. Part' II. —Orchestral Selection—“Ailita”, Convent School Orchestra. ■Vocal Duet—“ Two Dolls,” wax doll, Miss B. Dowell; wooden doll, Miss S. jpandors. “The Witches’ Revelry.” Chorus and Dance, (a) “Lancashire (Witches,” Miss K. Coakley, P. Davidson , K .’Smith,. D. Hamer, M. Groufsky, TJ. Jones, J. Reedy, M. •Morris, M. Robierts, E. Kirby, M. and C. Keenan, AI. Harris, S. Keller, N. Wonnington, N. Toohey, P. Toohey, K. Hahn and E. O’Connor; (b) (Hexentanz,” Piano Solo, Albs G. Jacobs; (c) Witches’ Dance—Mis© E. Groufsky. Song, Miss M. Jones, F.T.C.L.. Pkyette, Character^ “Phil” afterwards, the Judge, Groufsky; “Bet'.:,” afterwards the Counsel, T. Fitzgerald; “Fred.

afterwards the Usher, O Dr/an. .T.m and other friends, C. Atkiiwson, I). Moynihan, J. Pickering, L. Keen, P. Atkinson, G. Womiington. Piano Duet. “From Foreign Parts”, (Moskow&ki), (tii) Austria,', (b) .Spain—Misses G. Jacobs and M. Knowles. Dialogue, Miss M. and Master p. McGavin. Vocal Duet, “0 Lovely Night”, Miss D. and Mr T. Stopforth. Playeitte, “Two Rooms to Let.” Miss Priscilla Dove, Miss Kath. Coakley; Miss Mattie Dove, Miss Jessie Reedy; Mrs Lambert, Stokes, Miss Doris Hamer; Sophy, the Maid, Miss Kat-hie Smith. Part Songs—-(a) “Come Where My Love.” Soloists, Mieses E. Dale and M. Hanrahan, (b) “Hark! I Hear the Night Bells.” Soloists, Miss M. Jones, other vocalists—Misses Giese, Robinson, Pfahlert, Cook, Ward, Fleming, Warren, Mclntosh, and! U. Groufsky National Anthem. ' The accompanists were Misses Daly. 'Giese, Jacobs, Knowles and O’Connor.