ANNUAL CONCERT

Hokitika Guardian, 22 March 1933, Page 4

ANNUAL CONCERT

IN PRINCESS THEATRE.

Tlie annual St. Patrick’s Concert arranged in connection with St. Mary’s Church took place last night at Princess Theatre. In spite of the very inclement night there was a very. good attendance and those present /; were rewarded by a very enjoyable programme, the various performers being heard to distinct advantage. The programme was as follows: Part I.—Chorine 1 -', “Ireland, My Ireland” and “Ireland I Love You”, Convent Girls; vocal solo, “The Kerry Dance”, Miss Anne Duff; vocal solo, “The Minstrel' Boy”, Mr T. Hatch; pianoforte duet, “Irish Diamonds , Misses Robinson and Macintosh; vocal solo, Mr A. Perry; dance, Irish Jig, June and Viv. Heenan; vocal solo, “She Ie Far From The Land”, Miss M. Jones; recitation, “The Doom of Stephanus”, Miss Mary McGlavin; chorus, “The Land of Gra-Macbree”, Convent Eoys-, coloist, Owen Dwan. ,Paijt ll.—Orchestra selection, “Alita”, Convent. OrcHevtra; recitation, '•“The (Vagabond”, Mr H. M. Gouleon; vocal sold, Mr C. Wright; pianoforte solo, “Irish Diamonds”, Miss Gwen Jacobs; vidal dnet, “The Last Rose of Summer”, Misses Hanrahiin and Warren ;■ chorus, “A Toast to Erin”. Convent ;Roys; Mr J. Stoptfoi'tli, voeal solo, Duffy'; part r.ong, ‘‘Cotfe Where My Love L ; es Dreaming”; "The Hear Little Shamrock”, (Mis*®?' M. Jones, M Giese, M. Fanrahan, E. Robinson, I. Warren. R, Ward. A. McTr+nsb. B. Pfaldert. M. Ghamfskv, L. Fleming, ft. Coakley). National Anthem.