MALE CHOIR CONCERT.

Taranaki Daily News, 21 November 1917, Page 5

MALE CHOIR CONCERT.

TO-NIGHT AT EVERYBODY'S. The final rehearsal for to-night's Mate Choir concert was held in the Soldiers' Club last night, and finishing touches were added, bringing the choir up to a nigh concert standard. The choir acquitted itself admirably in it's initial recitals in Avguii lagt, but in the four months' interval it has improved )n many points, under the able conducto. ship of Mr. F. W. G. McLeod, and-the success of to-night's concert is assured. The booking of seats ?;c8 gone remarkably well, arid everything points to ft crowded house. Intending patrons who have not yet secured seats are advised to do so early to-day, at .Hoffmann's. No extra clir.vge is made for booking. The' generous programme of part .:Mgs, quartettes, solos, and numbers by the assisting artists—Mrs. C. Hughes-John-ston (Vvanganui), Inrpist, Rev. N. H. Papakaknra, Mr. Arnold 0. Sturrock—will be found in o\r. - advertising columns. A very happy selection 'ins been made, urol all tastes arc being catered for. By special request, "Comrades in Arms," which was one of the choir's most Successful numbers in their August recitals, is included. The popularity of this number was shown by the fact that it was included in every request last handed in to the conductor. The recital will undoubtedly prove a musical treat of, ft very high standard.