Two Guest Artistes to Sing at Concert The Fourth Marines' has secured two of Shanghai's outstanding nWüsi-cal artistes, Madame Raja Bershadsky, soprano, and Mrs, T. Grey, contral to, for their concert programme, held in the Grand Theatre, next Sunday morning, March 6. The two well-known artistes will sing as a Quet two beautiful numbers composed by Tschaikowsky from "Pique Dame" and "Eugene Onegin." They will also please the audience by each Singing a solo; Mrs. Grey will sing an aria from "Carmen" by Bizet and Madame Bershadsky will sing Pucni's aria from "Madame Butterfly." Supplementing these guest artistes, he Regimental Band, under the able direction of the Bandmaster Tech. Sgt. Leon Freda, will play Glinka's well-known overture "Russian and Ludmilla" and a beautiful selection by Ponchielli "La Gioconda." This concert programme will conclude with the band's rendition of the popular Marines' Hymn and the American National Anthem, Chaplain Hamilton returned from Manila, P. L, late last Sunday evening after having been absent from Shanghai for the past three Sundays. He wil again take charge of the Service and deliver the sermon on the interesting theme "Personal Progress." As a special feature in the Service, Sergeant Sheehan, Privates First Class, Potter and Feeney, and Private Torbett will render a saxon phone quartet, "Sacred Medley." Band selections in the worship, under the direction of Staff-Sergeant William R. Stuart, will include the Prelude "Largo" by Dvorak and Gillet's "Cœur Brisé" for the Offertory. Mr. Wills Hathaway of the Navy Y.M. C.A. Staff will lead the singing of he hymns, with the Fourth Marines' Band furnishing the music.
The public of Shanghai of all nationalities is cordially invited: to attend both the, outstanding Church service and concert which follows.
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