HENDERSON MUSICAL SOCIETY

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 833, 29 November 1929, Page 11

HENDERSON MUSICAL SOCIETY

An appreciative audience was present at the Henderson Town Hall last evening when the Henderson Musical Bociety gave its final summer concert. The programme was as follows: Glee. “The Bell Ringers.” by the society; solo, “Break o’ Day,” by Miss Parr; glee, “Carnivale,” by the society; solo. “Mary,” by Mr. Hosking: Glee, Softly Falls,” by the society; solo, “Love’s Lane,” by Miss Green; glee, “Stars of a Summer's Night,’’ by the society; solo, by Mrs. Gilbert; duet, “Wo Do, Reggie, Don't We?" by Miss Gieaves and Miss Jones; chorus "Stokers.” by Masters F. Fuller, G. Fuller, J. Nichols, C. Greaves and M. Greenslade; glee, “Far Away,” by the society; glee. “Shepherd’s Dance,” bv the women of the society: recitation, bv Miss Moore; solo, “Mother Machee,” by Mr. Hosking; glee, “In This Hour,” by the society; trio, “Three Little Maids from School." by the two Misses Perkins and Mr. Allely; solo, “Vale,” by Miss Roberts; duet, “Fifing Call,” by Miss Parr and Mr. Ingram. The evening concluded with a play, “Tanks,” by Miss Parr, Miss de MorU talk and Mr. A 1: el y. The play was very amusing and highly appreciated by the audience.