Theatre Royal.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7974, 10 November 1905, Page 2

Theatre Royal.

j WEHTMINSTEK GLEE SINGEKS. ! Much interest is being taken in the concert to he given by the Westminster Glee 1 and Concert Tarty in the Theatre Itoyal tcnijrht. Tie highly favourable impression this accomplished Parly created by their admirable singing when in these colonies two year* a<ro, leads us to anticipate a repe iit ion of the great musical treat then afforded. Since the party were la.«t here they have returned to London and have been reorganised by Mr Kdwnr! itninscombc, and bring with them for thi* lown a new repertoire of madrigals, glees and part songs. Amongst the bov sopranos (four in number) with the company arc Masters ICdgley, Ludlow and Marsicani, who arc recognised as three of the finest solo boys in England. Madame Marie Ibioten (contralto), Mr Ed* Branscoinbe (tenor), andMr I'. Coward,whose marvel'ous alto voice will be remembered, are still members of the party, the humorous element being supplied by Mr Dudley Causton, Mr I'. C. Sterndalc-Hennatt. grandson of the famous Sir William, is al>o amongst the vocalists appearing. This will positively be the only appearance of the pnr:y lien l , as they sail l'or America on Nov.-'J. Keserved seat and day sale tickets at the Colonial 1 iano Co.'s Warerooms.