LIMEHILLS

Southland Times, Issue 24233, 17 September 1940, Page 7

LIMEHILLS

PATRIOTIC CONCERT AT SOUTH HILLEND

A concert which was given in the South Hillend hall by the young people of the district was enthusiastically received by a large audience., About £l7 was raised for patriotic purposes. The performers are to be congratulated on their splendid effort. The following programme was presented: — Choruses, “God of Nations and “There’ll always be an .England’’; bagpipes selection, Miss J. Plunkett; play, Messrs J. Wilson, C. Boyle, J. Kirkwood; solo, Mr M. Rabbitte; recitation, Miss Betty Kean; solo, Mi W. Egan; drill, Misses B. Kean, V. Hazlett, F. Heenan, I. Kirkwood, M. Kirkwood, A. Moylan; Maori solo, Miss Doreen Poole; sketch, Miss Marion Dykes; scare-crow ballet, Miss M. Hamilton, Messrs F. Plunkett, J. Langford, B. Langford, J. Kirkwood; ballet, There’s Something about a Soldier, Misses M. Hamilton, J. Cunningham, D. Wilson, A. Moylan, M. Kirkwood: play, Mechanical Jane, Misses F. Heenan, I. Kirkwood, D. Wilson; vocal duet, Misses J. Wilson, V. Hazlett; Irish reel, Misses M. Hamilton, M. and M. Kirkwood, A. Moylan; chorus, “You’re the Only Star” and “The Road to the Isles”; camp-fire scene—chorus, “Home on the Range”; guitar solo, Miss J. Cunningham; recitation, Mr J. Kirkwood; banjo solos, Messrs C. and J. Wilson; song, Mr B. Langford; tap dance, Miss M. Hamilton; song, Messrs J. Langford and J. Plunkett; guitar solo, Miss Mary Kirkwood; song, Misses V. Hazlett, J. Wilson, M. Kirkwood; song, Messrs M. Rabbitte and W. Egan; song, Misses M. Hamilton, J. Cunningham, J. Plunkett, B. Kean; choruses, "South of the Border” and “Now is the Hour.”