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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2313, 5 October 1908, Page 1

IS AJKSTY’S T HEATRE GISBORNE ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY gECOND SUBSCRIPTION Subscription econd CONCERT OCTOBER Oth, 1908. PROGRAMME. Part I. 1. Overture, “Siege of Rochelle” Bali'e Orchestra. . 2. Song, “Kashmiri Song” Amy Woodforde-Findon Mr. W. Johnston Brown. 3. Transcription, “Alla Stella Conlidentc” .Robaudi Orchestra. 4. Songs—(a) “Tho Love Song of Har Dyal” Batten. - (b) “Yo San” ..'....'Amy Woodforde Jb'iuden Miss Blanche Garland. 5. Duo for Harp and Piano—“Amadis” “March Fantasie” Obertliur Piano: Mrs. M. L. Foster. Harp: Mr. D. Vita. INTERVAL. Part 11. 1. Grand Concert March, “Maria di Gand” Mattei Orchestra. 2. Songs—(a) “The Rose” Eoel (b) “The River by the Sea” Johnson Mr. W. Johnston Brown. 3. (a) Dance “Anitras Dance’ (“Peer Gynt” Suite) Grieg (b) Selection,“Merry Widow” Lcliar Orchestra. 4. Song, “Out on the Rocks”.. Sainton Dolby Miss, Blanche Garland, o. Selection, “Gondoliers” ...Sullivan Orchestra. “God 1 Save the King.” JAS. CHRISP, Hon. Sec. I S AJES T Y ’ S THEATRE.

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