Berkshire Chronicle Reading 11-1915

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. The. SllIldaY ,'e eni ng, concert n.t the Vuude"ille !.
Electric -'rheath; 'Ueading, -i·n aid of. t h" Cinenmtograph Ambul nce :Fund waR woll sup!'oru.d by
the , to.w nsp'lQple and the audience not only ha~
the satisfaction of a..';6isting an e"cellent Ca.U b'<\,
but of enjoying
high-class prog'fI\lllUle of lllusiq;
Soveral of the a r tistes are extremelv w"l\ knowli
in ' tho musical Iworld. ' Miss Gert rudo Lonsdald.
the con'tmlto, hf'8 sung at the princip .. 1 ,prod ll,l
cia! concerts since 1899, and in 190M; s he wont 0'1
a wo rld tour witih Mr. Watkin Uills; in 1907. she
wont to Americ~ . . antl a gain mado a tOllr of
' world. H ow WE.'~1 she reta ins Ii"", vocal endowments and powors of artistry was demon stratO<l
me to tcll the in "lei Bas" :(G uy d'Hardelot), " Ha.ppy , Song"
(Riego) , and "t~nd of the Long Ago" (L. Ra;r )r
m" ,grlmee,,, , soldiers the
j)l'lool¢ed ;
wo uld lika ' vou Mr. Anderson Nicol, the tenor; has !\ wOI:!d.wlIle
""pArien ce and
roo through South Afr ica i ll
w , splendidly t.hey
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1909-10. 'rhis was not his first
tho ireeent /igh tiilg, : 1905 and
visit to
we haye rerely heard hi.
of them that I tJ;i,n.~ .
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-to such ad\'antJ.gc, while euclt
of his
rendered with .perf.,CtlOll of
style. H e
"Some day your yoice w i l~ .
answe r" (Virg
later" Flower o f BritmJly' i
(Lohr)" while
a lso took part · with Madame .
Alys Batema n
the Mis,erere sc.ene ·frolll " I, :\.
Trovatore,"
the most popular itpnts of the
tenor tOOk his placo in the
a l ctrHlUs tones rollg ~" ith bell L
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, hall . Mad am'l Alys I
very cord,iul I'I'C<\ption for I
is well known in Maidou!
has Il . voice of fonsiderand a ha ppy pla tfo rm
lovely ' " A "9 Maria'i

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NO.144.

OR 'ALPHABETICAL CLOTHES
DINES.
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for Repute, it's so tru~ what- they say,
b ne pleased customer lead~ another his way;
., Langs}ons' for trench prds'e nts" needs no disputation,
Re'm ember their 40 years' sound 'reputation. R i~ the Rush "which rm s~re you'd aVOid,
When you can t get pro!llpt service, you!re .on~y annc;>yed;
Shop eirly .dayl iglit, and ,get good attention,
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It reatly seems,silly that I should ~his mention.

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D . Real Scotch kmtted Half' Hose. 1/11 ~ and 2/6.

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Heavy K.haki.lj'lannel(8&i~~s ir:t>q1 .~/6_ " .
Stout.Larnbswool Pants qr Vests 'frorn 3 S.
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'Long' leather shell linings, fo~ Top Co.a t. and Leather Waist. . coats_

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Post Whiter COll'lforts .to.. our Sold,iers EA~I;..Y
Frol!1 the HOUSE of . BEITER~ THINGS' at EASI~R PRIcEs,
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Gweyndd
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Nightingale" (Dut~.,n) ,
a vllice of gc o,d q uality,'

ng" ("Faus t ") and ,
Aylward); and Mr.
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of "Tho Trurupeter'~
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were 'r.ende red with
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the Allies. The
in Mr: Perc,Y
delicacy of
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people of
On Silnday
happy as
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