CHORAL SOCIETY’S CONCERT

Opotiki News, Volume II, Issue 231, 8 September 1939, Page 2

CHORAL SOCIETY’S CONCERT

RESTRICTIONS AFFIX T ATTENDANCE On Wednesday night the Opotiki •Choral Society, under tlie able eonuuctorship of Rrofessor J. Rurycr. presented the first concert of then: third season, the proceeds of which are to go to assist, the! local Scout troop to attend the jamboree, tn-fort-nnately the nnmbef of the audience was in no way consistent With the excellent quality of the presentation, the petrol restrictions undoubtedly being the cause. The whole produetionj gave ample proof of the outstanding talent of the members of the society, all items being warmly applauded. Especially appreciated was the lively haka given by the Boy Scouts. Both choir and soloists came little short of pexl'ectioii. and all losers of good music will be waiting for another such concert, Members of the chorus were: Sopranos. Alesdames Attwood, -J. D. Clark, A. Davey. L. I). Duff, T. Fleming, J .(!. Al.urray. J. Shaw, Hclidroski, Aliss Al'cC'allum : contra lies. Airs. H. Jackson, Alisses Ale Lean, N. Morgan, V. Thompson. Al. Wcrra.ll. Tenors, Messrs. H. Jackson, 1). Alansell. E. W. Seville, I. Thompson. J. Vanstone; basses. Messrs. G. AY, Button. H. S. Holmes. G. Alnrray. W. Sin ton and H. Rodpath.