CARNIVAL CLO[?]

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 627, 4 September 1933, Page 4

CARNIVAL CLO[?]

BAND RECITAL AND (■ HELD IN MAJESM THEATRE ■ 1 The entertainments arrfl Spring Carnival Week itl were concluded last eveniiB eombined hand recital anJB took place in the Ma j esticH No doubt the unpleasant wl ditions which set in early irfl ing affected the attendanceB thless the theatre was fairM ed when the curtain went ifl opening band item. 9 The programme commencl stirring mareh and an overm Rotorua Municipal Band i9 conductorship of Lieut. E. 9 Both selections were excellel dered and received well-mfl plause. Mr. Wi Hari eontrill songs with string accompaniJ Messrs Epi Shalfoon and J| played popular airs in a J duet. Enjoyable contralto I Mrs. A. A. Pyman and a di fantasia hy the hand cone! first half of the progranunl

After a short interval >9 Munsen and J. Aspden op9 second portion with a vocal9 saxophone accompaniment. T9 ing item was f ollowed hy a 9 (the latest Boston waltz) l9 D. A. Painton, a contributi9 was much appreciated. Two 9 soprano solos by Mrs. Mfl were followed by xylophonB played by Mr. Gordon S. Co9 proved very popular with tfi ence which demanded severalB An exceptionally enjoyable ■ concluded with a finely halaiB dering of Rossini's works by 19 Puhlic Thanked 9 Before the concluding itec9 Banks, ehairman of the Roto9 ough Council Advancement 9 tee, publicly thanked the visil residents of Rotorua for tlij ance .they had given the eomirl their attendance at the varioul tainments during carnival wei committee, he said, was endeal to provide for a "brighter El particularly in the provision (I enteptainments, and he hopedl anything had been lacking inl week's entertainments, it woull membered that this had beenl tial effort of the committee. I