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Grand Concert Program - RMS Albertic - 21 June 1928

Tourist Class Grand Concert Program Held on Board the RMS Albertic on 21 July 1928.

Tourist Class Grand Concert Program Held on Board the RMS Albertic on 21 July 1928. GGA Image ID # 12b69e6d8d

Program of a grand concert held in the tourist dining saloon on board RMS Albertic of the White Star Line on Thursday, June 21st, 1928 at 8 30 p.m. Variety show included musical numbers, readings, recitation, step dance, and the presentation of sports prizes.

Program

Joint Chairmen: Rev. ROBERT BELL of Denver, Col., and Rev. JOHN J. COULTER of Toronto.

Mrs. FRANKLIN BURKHOLDER of Ottawa will present Sports’ Prizes

PART 1       

  1. Pianforte Solo - “Impromptu” (Schubert)      by Rev. M. Constantine of Chicoutimi, P. Que.
  2. Song (Selected) by Mr. P- Stokes of Montreal.
  3. Humourous Reading - “Reggie” by Mrs. Currie of Toronto.
  4. Duet - “Old Time Melodies’’ by Mr. and Mrs. Roberts of Sault St. Marie, Ont.
  5. Step Dance - Miss E. Williams of Ottawa.
  6. Reading - “Boy and his Stomach” (Edgar Guest.) by Miss Evelyn Roberts of Sault St. Marie, Ont.
  7. Song - “Selected’’ by Mr. Beverly Thurman of Norfolk, Va.

PRESENTATION OF SPORTS PRIZES

A Collection will be taken in aid of International Marine Charities.

PART II

  1. Pianoforte Solo - "Fantaisie" (Leyback) by Rev. M. Constantine
  2. Song - "Semailles” (Goublier) by Rev. Adolph Tremblay of Chicoutimi. P. Que.
  3. Recitation - ‘The Grey Archway" - (Legends of Vancouver) by Miss Agnes Boyce of Toronto.
  4. Song - "Towser” by Mr. P. Stokes
  5. Concerted Item - The College Boys of Detroit - Accompanist : Rev. M. Constantine

AULD LANG SYNE

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