CONCERT BY THE BLIND

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 160, 27 September 1927, Page 15

CONCERT BY THE BLIND

unemployed assistance conducted in Auckland for funds with Wh *ch t.o replace the old wooden buildat Jubilee Institute for the ind at E’arnell, with modern quar"er** Auckland employees donated to the fund. ken the trustees of the institute ? ~ ent visit the blind inmates foriss*® a wish to raise some money *hatt in appreciation of Thrill been done for them. On ci>*£5 a3r , evening, in the Town Hall r.vJn t ollar nber, a concert is to be b* n,an y of the items will 4 £2J u 1 ted b *’ the Wind. ,S} a { fea *ure of the entertainrf ii be the flrst public appeartuu «?*i e ne wly-formed Blind InstiG «cnr] o er Bi,n d. conducted by Mr. younJ *« atep ’ *' orme d among the blind baia en boys five months ago. “ucceJaf Promises to be one of the most Bra lu 1 Matures of the institute. ». T ea dings, pianoforte solos »chcx/i " c ! ta tions and singing by the Jr Oirr-t»YvIi >,r also be included in the ar tl»t'^L? e ‘, Among the well-known s<? 7? have also volunteered their %; aJ n‘ 6^ essrs - Barry Coney, Alan r,an Flood and the Lyric JCet ro r a * rrHent Mayer's decision to Dune and George K. 1 ant's, * l i he screen as a comedyfj»r J irri?< i out in “Hookies,” their *i._ Ce , Com ®dy. George K. Arthur ot a Private who has inK’sil p. 11 e enmity of a sergeant, apd ne is *° se ° n a - s the- re-non-commissioned officer. Wl , Da y has the leading role..