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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2778, 30 August 1924, Page 3

TOWN HALL FOXTON TUESDAY, 16th SEPTEMBER. WINIFRED LA FRANCE With LESTER SINCLAIR, THE GORGEOUS, GLITTERING, EASTERN PANTOMIME—“ALADDIN.” “ALADDIN.” ALL NEW, GORGEOUS DRESSES. BIG LLIANT (’AST, DAINTY BALLET. SI'EC’IAL SC’EEXERY, BEAUTIFUL, BRILLIANT LIGHTING. REMEMBER THE DATE AND THESE PRICES DRESS CIRCLE 3/-. STALLS 2/-, Children Half price. Plus tax. RING ‘RHONE 13 OR 115 FOR RESERVES, extra Charge lor Booking.

“Nor aught we hlow with breath, or touch with hand, ■was like that music as it came. Monster Preliminary ORCHESTRAL & VOCAL CONCERT and Dance IX ATT) OF TTTF BAND CARNIVAL FUNDS. TOWN HALL, FOXTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th, 1924. (By Gratuitous Arrangement with the Management). GRAND HARPE SEULE BY MISS MONA NEALE. A.T.C.L., etc., One of New Zealand's piosi, lamous Mush-inus. « SEE AND HEAR THIS MAGNIFICENT HARP. WHICH COST £340. —-First appearance in Fox ton oi' a l.ady Condiieiress MISS M. HEALEY. Musician, <a Wellington. SEE TTTF CLEVER CUT Li.) TJLVP-DRUMMKU CONTORTIONIST, MASTER OWEN CAHILL. SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT W.fH MRS. KENDALL, Charming Vocalist, Cold Medalist. Auckland Exhibition. LITTLE OLAR, Willi [Tis Performing Dogs "FAIRY" and “FIUIA.” GRAND ORCHESTRA: 46 MUSICIANS, 24 VIOLINS, 4 CELLOS. CONDUCTRESS: MISS M. HEALEY (of Wellington) Harpist: Miss Mona Neale, A.T.C.L., ate.; Violins: Mesdnwes Chalk, Hopkins, Palmer, Pedersen, .Missis M. Christ oplmrsen, K. Desmond, E. Quarrie, W. Spencer, R. To me, -I. Thompson, N. Ewan-Balfour, Edwnrds, At. Llilihel, Messrs C. Simmons, S. Small. M. Francis, R. Ebbett, R. Roue. E. Ora ham. 0. B\crs, A. Gardner, T. JJiholl, H. Smith; Suanee Whistle: Mr B. Chalk; Flute: Mr Moorman; Piccolo: AD D. Ivnewsl uli; Clarionet te: ’.Mr .J. Bidder; Cornels; .Messrs B. Walls, F. Elibell; Saxhorn: Mr .). l’erreau: Cellos: Missis, E. Hi hell, D. Spencer, Messrs 11. Osborne, S. Franks: Euphonium: Mr T. Betty; Xylophone: Mr B Barnett: Double Bass: -Mrs 11. Osborne; -I Bass Trombone: Mr J. Hofmann; Tenor Trombones: Messrs J. Madden, 15. Newtli; Bass Drain: .Mr •!. Aitchison; Trap Drums: -Master Owen Cahill; Pianos: Misses M. . Del any and E. Patterson. BAND 25 MUSICIANS. CONDUCTRESS: MISS M. HEALEY. CORNETS: — Messrs J. Rider, J. Colder, B. Walls, F. Ebl.elt, .1. Durham, It. Williams, B chalk, W. Xewth, A. Aii chi-on, 11. Parker; Tenor Horns: Messrs H. Osborne, D. Brooks, .). Perrcau, R, Heath, V. Holman;J Euphonium: Mr Belly: Baritones: Messrs c. Rand, R. JloJniann; Euphonium. T. Bellv: Bass Trombone: Mr 1 lolVinanu; Tenor Trombones: Messrs J. Madden, 11. Xewth; Double 15. Flat Hass: Mr W. Holder; K Flat Bass: Mr R. Kami: Side Drum: Mr I>. Km-wst nb; Bass Drum: Mr J. Aitchison. THE NATIONAL ANTHEM WILL BE RENDERED BY THE COMBINED ORCHESTRA AND BAND. A RARE, VOLUMINOUS MUSICAL TREAT. PROGRAMME.—Pari 1. Piano Duet, “Qui Vive.” Misses -M. Delany and E. Patterson National Antheut, Combined Orchestra and Baud; (13 Musicians. Brief Address and Presentation to Miss Healey, Conductress, by His Worship the Mayor, (.). Chrystall, Esq.) Band Item, Rousing March, “Victoria," Conducted by Miss Healey. Vocal Item, “Espandit" (Spanish‘Love Song), -Miss Elorrie Chalk Grand Orchestral Hem. Walt/., "Zeaiamlin,” Conducted by Miss Healey Song, Selected, Mi-s Winifred La France. Acrobatic Contortionist, Master Owen Cahill, of Auslialasian lame. “Amarella,” Mrs lvendall (Gold Medalist). Grand Orchestral Item, “Georgia,” Conducted by Miss Healey INTERVAL. (A Few Minutes for Thirsty Souls). PART 11. Piano Overture, Selected Miss E. Patterson Grand Orchestral Item, “The Cops Club,” Conducted by Miss Healey Violin Solo, “Moto Perpetuo,” Master Selwyu Franks. Piano Quartette Concerto, “Marche-Mililairc,” 4 pianos, 8 playerS. Misses l'\ Thompson and N. Ewan-Hal tour; Misses D. Hook and R. Christophersen; Misses M. Hibbel and IV. Spencer; and Misses L. Hibbel and J. Murray. Instrumental Quartette, “The Call of the Angelas,” (Piano) Miss R. Byers; (violin) -Miss E. Qtiarrie; (harp) Miss M. Neale; (cello) Miss D. Spencer. Vocal Duel in Character. “I'm Going,” Misses J. and F. Thompson llarpe Seule, “Salut D’Amour,” Miss Mona Neale, A.T.C.L., etc., with Violin Obligato. Cello Solo, “Melody,” Miss Ewan-Balfour. Violin Solo, “Barcarolle,” Mr G. Byers, with Piano and Cello accempanimeut. linstrumental Quartette, “In Dreamy Hawaii,” (Piano) Miss M. Neale, A.T.C.L., etc.; (Ist Violin) Miss E. Quarrie; (2nd Violin) Miss W. Spencer; (Cello) Miss I). Spencer. Vocal Ductte, in Character, “Ba.rny Google,” Misses ,J. & F. Thompson With Orchestral Accompaniment. Piano Quartette Concerto. 4 pianos, <S players, ”Husareuritt,” Misses W. Spencer and B. Byers; .Misses I). Spenf-er and It. Terry; Misses -M. Neale and M. Christoplierseti: Misses 1). Hook and W; Fitzgerald. Humorous Song, in character, Selected, Mr Lester Sinclair. Ballet "From Here to Shanghai,” Misses LL Morgan, A. Morgan, 0. Morgan, R. Dunn, M. Dunn, M. Patterson, 1. Patterson, N. Scadden, ){. Scadden, Miss Chalk, and Mrs Slade. NATIONAL ANTHEM. 1 PRICES: Dress Circle 3/-, Orchestral Stalls 2/-, Pit I/-, children half price.. Dress Circle reserves at R. Heath’s. No extra charge. Press Report:—“The Executive Committee is to he commended for living such popular prices for so high class an entertainment.” A DANCE TO FOLLOW. GOOD SUPPER. GOOD MUSIC. J. MADDEN, MASTER OF CEREMONIES. PLENTY OF MUSICIANS. GENTS 1/6, LADIES 1/-. Ticket at the Ticket Office. Organising Director: Secretary: Treasurer: Musical Directress: Stage Managers, MR. J. GOLDER. MR. J. MADDEN. MR. R. HEATH. MISS M. HEALEY. MESSRS J. AITCHISON AND W. QUARRIE