AMUSEMENTS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 223, 26 January 1911, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS

to-xichts COXCEKT. The full programme for to-night's concert appears in another column. Mrs. Wilkes will sing "A Summer Tale" ami ''.My Garden" (bracketed numbers) by Tsehaikowski, and Mrs. K. C. Robinson's soli will be "Out on the Rocks" (l)olbv) and ".She is Far from the Land" (La in-k-it). These two ladies are favorably known to New Plymouth audiences. Miss Maod Riminer, of Holcnsvillc, who lias a rich soprano voice, will sing ''II Bacio" (Arditi). Of the male soloists, Mr. Tom Trebilco, who, when resident here two or three years ago was recognised as one of our best' soloists, will sing Elgar's "Land of Hope and Glory." I 'Mr. Tom Woodard will sing Jude's "Mighty Deep." In addition, there will | he pianoforte solos by Miss Mabel Evans and Mr. Von Lubbe (who will play one of his own compositions). Last, but not least, will oe the items by the Liederkranz and Liedertafel, consisting of full choruses and single and double quartettes. The whole programme should commend itself to the public as a fitting I welcome to His Excellency the Governor, I who has given his patronage and win be 'present. | The box office is now open at Hoffmasn 's, Devon street.