Marines Concert Follows at; rand Theatre The Grand Theatre was again crowded to capacity for the Marine Brigade church service and concert yesterday morning. After ten o'clock Standing room only was avi Lieut, F auk R. Hamilton, CI of the Fourth Marines, conducted the worship, delivering rman for the New Year on the subject "An Open Door." Enriching the service was an instrument! t, "Sacred Medley," by Cpl. Schwartz, Pte. Potter and Pte, Torbett. Mhe Fourth Ma ines Band played the prelude Forest Whisper by Losey, and Wounds" for the offertory.
In the concert which followed th service, Mrs. I, M. Dungan, Mezzo-Contralto, was the Guest Artiste. With the Marine Band furnishing the accompaniment, Mrs. Dungan sang two beautiful solos, My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" the Aria from Saint-Saen's "Samson and Delila," and the song Still as the Night" by Carl Bohm. Possessing am unusually rich voice of decided ange, Mrs. Dungan's number generously applauded by the apr ative audience. The Fourth Marines Band, under the direction of the bandmaster Tech, Sgt. Freda, introduced the cóncert with the Ov Bellini,"
ud a e to rma" by play 1 a popular Selection "Victor Herbert's Favourites" arr anted by Lake. The programme concluded with the Marines' Hymn the American National Anthem Among those present at the func ere Premier Goga and his col leagues.
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