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Taihape Daily Times, 23 October 1918, Page 1

Amusements. TOWN HALL TAIHAPE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26th. AT 8.30 p.m. mm concert By the Queen Alexandria's Own Regimental Band, assisted by Wanganui's Best Artists. Under the Direction of Lieut Buckley. Accompaniste: Miss Rose Dempsey, L.T.C.L. PROGRAMME: 1. American March, "The Stars and Stripes," —Sousa. 2. Overture, "Poet and Peasant," — Suppe. 3. Song, "Spring's Awaking,"—Sanderson, Miss B. McLean. 4. Concertina Solo, "Di Capua,"— ■Lehar, Mr. Walter Shepley. 5. Orchestral Selection, "Huetamo," —Paure, Q.A.O. Orchestra. 6. Cornet Duet, "Comrades in Arms" Rollinson, Messrs Buckley and Shepley. i. Ventriioquial Actor —Mr. Bert Gray. 8. Grand Selection, "William Tell,"— Rossini. Interval 5 minutes. 1. Descriptive Pantasie, "A Motor Ride," —Bidgood. 2. "Barcarole," "Tales of Hoffman," —Offenbach. * 3.- Song, "Hello Hawaii, How are You?"—Marie, Mr. Max Hood. 4. 'Cello Solo, "The Phantom Melody"—Van Bien, Mr. J. Dempsey. 5. Song, "The Damozel" —Novello, Miss B. McLean. 6. Concertina Solo, "Remembrance" — Thiel, Mr. Walter Shepley. 7. Conjuring Acts, Mr. Bert Gray. 8. Cornet Solo, "The Skylark"—Farrell, with orchestral accompaniment. Mr. Eric Melody. 9. Selection, "Plantation Melodys"— Byer. 10. Regimental March, "The New Colonial"—Hall. GOD SAVE THE KING." RED CROSS FUND. Prices: 2s and Is; n<i reserves.

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