Farewell Concert to Be Given on Sunday The Royal Welch Fusiliers' band and the Fourth United States Marines" band unite in a joint concert on Sunday morning in the Grand Theatre. The Royal Welch Fusilier Regiment is leaving for India in February for duty, so this will be in the nature of a farewell concert.
The concert will be introduced with Weber's Overture "Euryanthe" conducted by Bandmaster S, E. Hills, followed by Iwanow's Suite "Caucasian Sketches," parts (3) "In The Mosque" and (4) "Procession of the Sadar," Bandmaster Leon Freda conducting. The third selection is a German rhapsody "Men of Harlech" from "The Welch Rhapsod: with Bandmaster S. E. Hills, conducting. This concert wàs made possible through the courtesy of Colonel Charles F. B. Price, of the Fourth Marines, and Lieutenant Colonel D. M. Barchard, of the Royal Welch Fusiliers.
Madame Raga Bershadsky, a local soprano, the guest artiste in the concert, Madame Bershadsky will sing two beat il solos, with the combined ban accompanying, an Aria from Verdi's Opera "Aida" "Ritorna Vincitor" and an Aria from "Caval-lena Rusticana," "Voi Lo Sapete, O Mamma" by Mascagni. The outstanding concert programme will conclude with the bands' rendition of the British and American national anthems.
In the church service, at ten o'clock, which precedes the concert, Chaplain Frank R. Hamilton of the Fourth Marines will conduct the worship and deliver a sermon of universal interest, "An Armour of Light." As an added feature in the service, Corporal Lee, Privates First Class Pfortmiller, Young and West will render as a brass quartet, "Lead, Kindly Light" Band selections in the service, under the direction of Staff Sergeant William R. Stuart, will include the Prelude "The Chapel in the Mountain" by Wilson and Rubenstein's "Melody in for the offertory A cordial welcome is extended the public of Shanghai of all nationalities to both the church service and outstanding concert programme which follows.
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