THE COPPER TRAIL.

Taranaki Daily News, 22 July 1918, Page 4

THE COPPER TRAIL.

i PIANO RECITAL. £ Musical people of the district should - avail themselves of the splendid opportus nity given on Tuesday night to hear the b programme to he presented at the Good 1 Templar Hall. The Beethoven Concerto, which opens the programme, has not heen e played 'here iter many year 3, and, whert ever it is Adequately rendered, is always e received -with keenest approval. Tho . Chopin'numbers inelude the Scherzo in u C sharp minor, the "Black Key" study 0 and the valse in A flat, well known to j pianists and' revelled in hy all. Mm n Wilkes is a singer of long standing, but e remains fresh in the interests of all conr cert-goers. She has consented t« sing s one of her later songs in the first part, a and Mr. Cooper, a iare addition to our 1 baritone vocalists, will sing Korhay's great song, "Had a Hem." t The management would l»e pleaded if ' those who are holding tickets would ree serve their seats at Collier's as soon as J! possible, for which there is no extra charge, Tickets have teen sold to more than half-fill the hall, and as visitors are , s eoming in from a distance for the con- [_ cert, the management want as little den lay as possible in seating patrons and at the same time disappoint no wellwiahers of the young artiste.