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the17th.ten turytheyhadneverforgottenthat Irish

veins.They hadalwayspreservedthememoryof

theyadored.Allwould joinaimmgreetingFrance,whohad offeredthemhospitality.Nobetter countrycouldhavebeenchosen.The Dueconcluded:"1greettheradiant sunwhichrisesoverournativelandlongliveIreland.'Mr.O'KellytranslatedthespeechintoIrish. AtelegramwasreadfromMr.Gaya, Duffy,MinisterofForeignAffairsin theIrishGovernment,sendinjtheCongresswarmestgreetings. heIrish Governmentwouldbehappytowelcomeallthedelegateswhocouldvisit 'relabel:17erthecloseoftheCongress. Mr.SeanT.O'Kelly,inthenameof theIrishGovernment,thankedthedelegates,andsaiditwasparticularly pleasanttobeofferedawelcomeinthe capitalofthelandwhichforcenturies haddonesomuchforIrelandandgel. orallyforcivilisation.Heparticularly a thankedtheDuc. Theywereveryrightlyproudofthe greatnamesoftheleadersofthefight forIrishfreedomcarriedonthrough generations,butamongallthefighteaa inIreland,thenameofRedHughO'Donnellstoodforthmostbrilliantly. IrishPrisoners. a ProfessorMacNeillthentookthe chair.OntheproposalofMr.P.S. Cleary(Australia),secondedbyMr.O'Connor(NewYork),aresolutionwas passeddirectingattentiontothevindictivenessoftheBritishGovernment inkeepinginprisonsinGreatBritain andIrelandmenandwomenwhohad assistedthemotherlandinthewar: pledgingthesupportoftheCongress totheIrishpeopleinanyactionthey mightdecideupontosecuretherelease oftheprisoners. Amessagewishingsuccesstothe CongresswasreadfromtheUnited IrishSocietiesoftheIsthmusofPanama.TheSpanishAmbassadorto Belgium,whoisofIrishdescent,also sentamessage. Dr.DouglasHydethenreviewedthe workoftheGaelicLeague,andsaid thatnationalregenerationhadsprung fromit.Intheafternoon,Prof.MacNeillspokeonIrish'history. TheLiteraryRevival. Atrulybeautiful-addressonIrish literaturewasdeliveredbyMr.W.B. Yeats,whotracedtheliteraryanddramaticrevivalfromitsbeginningupto thepresenttime,concludingwitha movingrecitationofPearse's"Wayfarer,"writtenthenightbeforehisexecuarasa____tion.

Mr.De

ifanyIrishmen wentabroadandbecameacitizenof anothercountry

but

hewasstillan

citizen. DEVALERA'SHOPE. TheO'DonnellFamilyTradition. OnhisarrivaltoattendtheIrish RaceCongress,TheO'Donnell,Duede Tetuan,wasintroducedtoMr.deValeraattheGrandHotelbyMr.6,:anT. O'Kelly.Speakingin.Spanish,TheO'Donnell expressedthewonderfulpleasureit gavehimtobeamourtheIrish,particularlyamongsuchbashasthesedelegatesrepresented,andmeetingthem ashedidatsuchaneventfulmoment inthehistoryofIreland.liewas onlyfulfillinghisdutyasanIrishman incomingtothatCongress.Hehad neverceasedtolovetheoldland,and hewaswiththeIrishpeopleheart andsoul,tobeusedforanygoodthat wasinhimorinhisnamefortheservice01Ireland.Indoingthathewas onlyfulfillingthetraditionsofhisfamily.14espokeofthedeepiogeinstilledinhimbyhisparentsforthe motherland,andsaidthatup'othe timeofhisgrandfatherIrishwasthe solelanguageofthehousehold.He mentionedthatitwasatraditionin thefamily,andwasputinthewillof, oneofhisancestors,thatthe°DonnellswerenottoreturntoIreland untilIrelandwasfree.

Mr.DeValerathankedtheDukein thenameoftheIrishpeople,although hecouldnolonger,hssaid,speakas headoftheIrishrace.Hewascertain,however,thatMr.Griffithwould, ifhewerethere,expressthesincere and',resoundgratitudeoftheIrishpeopletotheDukeforthehonourhepaid themincomingtotheCongressHe hopedthatthedayTheO'Donnell couldvisitIrelandinaca-dancewith thetraditionsofhisfamilywasnotfar eft.lithopedpersonallythatwhen theDukedidcometoIrelandtobe abletoaccompany toSpain topayavisittothatcountry.

Mr.M.Hayes,MinisterofEducation, thankedtheDukemostheartilyinthe nameoftheGovernment. DEVALERA'SAIM.

ToLeadIrelandtoCompleteFreedom. "Wearereadytoemployallour forcestofreeIrelandfromthelast vestigesofEnglishsovereignty"declaredMr.DeValerainareportedinterviewwitharepresentativeofthe "EchodeParis."Theyremained readyforcompleteagreementwith Englandaslongasshedidnotoppose the-rightsclaimedtyIreland,theprincipalofwhichwasabsoluteindependence.TheyfearedthatEnglandwould arrogatetoherselfundertheTreaty certainrightstointerfereinIrishinternalaffairswhichcouldnotbeadmitted. TheRepublicanpartyhadnointentionofcomingintodirectconflictwith themajorityintheIrishParliament. Mr.DeValera'saimwastoleadthe Irishpeopletowardstheaspirationsfor whichtheyhavealwaysfought.They wouldnotplaythegameoftheoppressorsbycreatinginternaltroubles,which wouldfurnishEnglandwithapretext formeddlinginIrishaffairstocrush theIrishpeople. TheremightbetwocampsinIreland, buttheywerenoteasytodistinguish onefromtheother.Theonecontains soldiersreadytoattack.Intheother arethereinforcements.

ChurchMusicNotes

THEMEDIAEVALMINDIN MUSIC.

(ByDr.Terry,thecelebratedorganistatWestminsterCathedral,London, inthe"WestminsterCathedral Chronicle.")

Itseemsasthoughwewerenever togetawayfromthestereotypedfictionofthemusicalhistoriansthat ChurchmusicintheMiddleAgeswas somethingrigid,hardandsterile,altogetherlackinginbeauty,form, grace.andaboveall,emotion.Only recentlyIhavereceivedforreviewa mostfascinatingbookforchildrenon MusicalAppreciation,writteninthe mostenlightenedspiritandwithmuch wealthoffancyandcharmofexpression.Butinthechapterdealing withmediaevalmusicthewriterfalls intolinewithallhispredecessorsand likenspopularmusicto"agoose-girl sittingbytheriverand'feelingthe moodsofnaturewhichgiveherdreams offairies.Theresheis,andasshe whispersherthoughtstoherself,she findsnewwaysofsayinythemand newwaysofseeinghermoodpictures. Butinwhatevermoodshehappenstobe,wealwaysfindherabeautifulthing,reflectinginhercoarsegarmentsthebrownofhersunburntskin, thegleaminggoldofherhair,andthe blueofhereyes,aswellasthe thoughtsofhermind,thebrightnaturalthingsoftheopenair,thebrown ofthesoil,theblueofthewideskies, andthegoldenshimmerofsunlight. Andthroughhersongsrunsalways thesoundofthosefairylikethings whichwehearinwoodsandvalleys, amonghillsandontheshoresofwidestretchingwaters."

Ifthispicturestoodbyitselfit wouldbeacharmingone,butthewritergoesontocomparethissecular musicwiththatoftheChurch,inthe oldstereotypedwaytothediscredit ofthelatter.HepicturesChurch music-themusicofthemonks-asa sortofsternstep-brotherofthepretty goose-girl,Folk-Music.Hedescribes thissternstep-brotherashaving"shut himselfupinamonastery,wherehe spentallhistimeinwearingthemonastichabits-ormodes-andobeying therulesoftheChurch.Buthesaw hisstep-sisterbesidetheriver,dreaming,singing,anddancing,andfeared thatshewasbeingledbackintothe oldheathenways.Sohewentout intothefieldsandtriedtoteachher therulesofthemonasteries,andto makeherwearamusicalcostumelike hisown,thecostumeoftheChurch modes,whichmustbewornaccording tocertainrules.Butthegoose-girl remained`inthefield,andstillsangand danced,althoughherstep-brotherhad madeherwearahoodonherdressand singsomeofhersongsinacertain way.Thesternstep-brotherwasangeredandtriedtoforceherintoanunneryandonlytosingthesongsofthe Church butthegoose-girlwanted toremaininthefree,openair,andso sheranawayalongthegreatwide roadwaysandhid.underhedges,where herstep-brotherfromthemonastery couldnotfollowher..Therefeeling safefromthereachofthemonkish power,shecontinuedhersinging." Thewritergoesontotellinfascinatingstylehowthegoose-girl.FolkMusic,eventuallygavebirthtoason,

Rosalie

(FromOurCorrespondent.)

TheusualmeetingoftheRosalie R.C.SocialClubwaswellattendedon TuesdaynightlastattheSchoolHall. Finalarrangementsweremadeforthe socialanddancetobeheldonTuesdaynext,andasasplendidprogramme hasalsdbeenarrangedthecommittee hopetoseealargecrowdpresent.The floorisbeingwellworkedupforthe occasion,anddancersarepromisedan enjoyableevening.Refreshmentswill beprovided.Ticketsarenowobtainablefrommembersofthecornmittee.Alearners'dancingclasswas heldafterthemeeting,andasitwas suchagreatsuccesstheywillbeheld fromtimetotimeasannounced.The cricketandfootballteamsarenowin fullswingandfreshplayersareearnestlyinvitedtoattendourmeetingsin thefuture.

withthesternstep-brother(Isuppose theTroubadour,whomhecompares Ioughttosaystep-unclenow), Churchmusic,againtothediscredit ofthelatter.Butalas!forourliteraryauthor,theresearchesofAubry andBeckduringthelastquarterofa centuryhaveblqwntofragmentsall theseprettily-conceivedtheories.They haveshownthatifChurchmusicwaschainedandfetteredbybarrenrules, Troubadourmusicwasdoublyso.It hadnoteventhefreerhythmofPlainsong,hamperedasitwasbytherigid rulesoftherhythmicmodes,superimposedonthoseofthemelodicones. Fromfirsttolast,Troubadourmusic wasahighlyartificialaffair,notinthe leastthenatural,freeandunfettered thingtowhichourmythicalgoose-girl waslikelytogivebirth TheideathattheChurchmodes weresomethingdifferentfromtherules whichgovernedsecularmusicisafallacywhich,likeCharlei:II.,is"anon. conscionabletimeindying."Thereal tactisthatthemodalidiomwasthe commonmusicalspeechofmediaeval Europe,sacredandsecular,theonly differencebeingthatwhiletheworld usedthemodesinitsmusicalspeech. theChurch(withitsgreaterlearning) systematisedthem.andreducedthem torule,aproceedingwhichprovedof thegreatestherfittofuturegenerations.Thishackneyedreiterationof anutterlyfalsepremiss-thatthere wasanessentialdifferencebetweenthe musicoftheChurchandthemusic outside-arisesfromatotalmisconceptionoftheworkingsofthemediaeval mind.Itpostulatesthatreligionexistedonlyinthecloister,andwasrepudiatedoutside.Asweallknow, nothingcouldbefartherfromthe truth.'Lavinghumanactsoutofthe question,theFaithwasasfirmlyheld autside,asinside,thecloister.The onlydifferencebetweensacredand secularmusicwasitssubjectThe differencewasnotoneofidiom,as musicalwriterswouldhaveusbelieve.

PERTHTOWNHALL. GRANDCONCERTandDRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.

MONDAY,MARCH27,at8p.m.

PERTH'SLEADINGARTISTS. ProceedstoDefrayExpensesof MonasteryPulpit. SeatsmaybebookedatWilfordMitTickets,3s.and2s. Mrs.WilfordMitchell, Hon.Organiser.

St.Patrick'sDay

SonsofthegenerousIrishblood, Pouredoutinmanyacrimsonflood ForFaithorforFatherland Heirsoftheknightlythoughtsofold, Sprungironssiresofheroicmould, Valiantofheartandhand, Honourto-day,withakinglypride Themenwhofought,andbledand died, ForthesakeoftheIrishland!

TenderlybeautifulIrishland! Forloveofthee,manyagleaming brand Leaptfromitsscabbardsheath; Theemanyabardwithstreamingface, Firedbythewoesofhislandandrace Crownedwithalaurelwreath; Singingthepraiseofthedeathless dead, Whosebloodhasgivenitsstreakofred TotheblossomingIrishheath.

Godofourfathers!Lordofhosts!

I:lessfromonhightheIrishcoasts, RewardthefaithfulGael! Throughthelongnightofmisery, Throughanguishgreaterthanthesea, TheyneverbowedtoBaal; Inothercliffies,themailedmight Oftyrantsstifledthevoiceofright, Never-inInnisfail.

Fourteencenturiesnowhaverolled SincePatricktheGospel-storytold ToLaoghaire'scourtatSlane; Fourteencenturiesuseorrust Hasburiedtheworksofmanindust, ButPatrick'sworksremain; Andthelightdescriedfrom*Tara'shill Shallyetthedruid'swordsfulfil Norevermoreshallwane.

Hatsoff!0brothersofIrishblood, Pouredoutinmanyacrimsonflood, Onmanyadistantstrand!

Heirsoftheknightlythoughtsofold, Sprungfromsiresofheroicmould,

Lift,itUp!

(Tri-colour,Green,WhiteandGold.)

Liftitup!waveithigh!'tisasbrightasofold! Notastainonitsgreen,notablotonitsgold

Tho'thewoesandthewrongsofsev'nhundredlongyears

HavedrenchedErin'ssunburstwithbloodandwithtears!

Thoughthecloudsofoppressionenshrouditingloom, AndarounditthethundersofTyrannyboom. Lookaloft!lookaloft!lo!thecloudsdriftingby, There'sagleamthroughthegloom,there'salightinthesky.

'Tisthesunburstresplendent-far,flashingonhigh!

Erin'sdarknightiswaning,herday-dawnisnigh!-FatherRyan.

Rightatthegatesofthepurpledawn. Erethecloudycurtainsofnightarc drawn, WewaitontheGodoftheday; Biddinghimspeedonhissirinin&track. Bearingoursoutherngreetingsback OvertheoceansprayBacktotheislewhereChristisLord, AndMammonandallhisbroodabhorred Slinkfromthelightaway.

Outinthedarknessabeacon'sgleam Thesplendidhopeofaradiantdream, Glitters,aguidingstar; Usheringintothepillaredhalls, Whereaglorybrighterthannoontide falls, Andallthenationsare, Erin,proudofherancientline, Shiningasonceshewaswonttoshin.:, Spreadingherlightafar.

oaf A ssA i."ustraliaFirst" ArcRbithbpMairtetrit RegisteredattheGPOPerthForTransmissionbyPostasaNewspaper No2068(NewSeries) (8PAGES) RECORD. .THEORGANOFTHEARCHDIOCESEOFPERTH PERTHSATURDAY,MARCH18,1922 PRICE3d VOLXLVI "LongLiveIreland" GaelsGatherinParis PicturesqueScenes Paris,Monday,January23. TheIrishRaceCongressopenedyesterdayattheHotelcontinental,When therewereoverlObdelegatespresens. ThereisalsoalargenumberofIrish visitorsinthecity.TheO'Donnell. DucdeTetuan,actedasHon.VicePresident,sittingunderalargeshieldof theO'Donnelt4wreathedintheFrench andIrishTricolour.Landsrepresent edweremarkedbyshieldsbearingthe namesofthevariouscountries. Mr.HughesKelly,attheopeningreception,saidthatsincetheoriginal ideaoftheCongressaffairsinIreland hadtakenanewturn,andthenature oftheworkwasmodified.Thespecial economicandintellectualformofaid whichtheracewishedtogivetoIrelandcouldnowbemorefreelydeveloped. TheO'Donnell'sAddress. 'SheDucdeietuanwasloudlycheered.Speakinginrrencli,heexpressed hisemotionanddeepgratitudeatbeing askedtopresideattnehrstuniversal Congressassembledsincethatdayof thedispersaloftheracethroughout theworld.Heassuredthemthat sincethebeginningof

.71,"Rey.Dr.O'ReillyaskedtheCongresstoaptsomestepforcultural workamongstthaIrishlivingoverseas. Mr.Farrington.SouthAfrica,agreed thattheIrishlivingoverseasmusthe loyaltothelandinwhichtheysettled, andheheldthattheSinnFeinprinciplemustbeappliedthroughoutthe worldtobringaboutinternational justice.Atthesametime,nationals ofIrishbloodwouldenrichthelandin whichtheyresidedbycultivatingGaelicculture. Mr.ArtO'Briensaidheagreedwith theprincipleofcitizenshipifadvanced asaparticularprinciple,butnotas ageneralprinciple,ashewouldnot advocateitfortheIrishobligedtolive inEngland.Itwasapitythatan accidentpreventedthemconsideringat theopeningoftheCongresstheestablishingofaworldorganisation. Adelegatesaiditwasbetternotto refertoanypresentstate

affairs,

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ST.PATRICK'SDAYCELEBRATIONS1922 GrandNationalConcert HISMAJESTY'STHEATRE,PERTH

p.m.TuesdayMarch21st.. ProgrammeofSpeciallySelectedItems

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whole-heartedappreciationoftheaudience. Admission:DressCircleandFrontStalls,3/

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ISEVIDENTTOALLTHATPRICESFORMANYCLASSESOFMERCHANDISEARETRENDINGTOWARDSPRE-WARLEVEL.UNKNOWNTOSOMEAFURTHERCHANGETOWARDSPRE-WARTRADING CONDITIONSISTAKINGPLACE,VIZ..THEOPPORTUNITYTOPURCHASECERTAINSTANDARD GOODSWHICHWEREPRACTICALLYUNPROCURABLEDURINGTHEWARPERIOD.ONEOFTHE MOSTIMPORTANTLINESUNDERTHELATTERHEADINGIS AnsoniaClocksandWatches WECANNOWSUPPLYTHESEWONDERFULTIMEKEEPERS(EVERYONEOFWHICHISTESTED BEFORELEAVINGOU.RWAREHOUSE) atRemarkablyKeenPrices D1301. ANSONIA"PIRATE"ALARM CLOCKS, WithLuminousdial,timeseenclearly dayornight 17/6EACH. D1302. THEFAMOUSANSONIA "MENTOR"WATCH. .nickelsilvercase,dust-proof snaponback,cleardial,keylessstemwind,levermovement. 9/6EACH. .D1303. ANSONIA"FLASH"ALARM CLOCK, Largealarmbellonback,a handsomeyetusefultimepiece, 14/6EACH. D1304. ANSONIA"PIRATE"ALARM CLOCKS, Knownwherevertimeistold, 11/6EACH. forandGibsonPty.Rd.,UniversalProviders,Perth Valiantofheartandhand; flatsoff!forwespeakofthesainted dead, Themenwhodared-themenwho bled FortheIrishFaithandLand! OurAdvocates St.JosephandSt.Patrick, Theylightthesethirtydays, Letus,withangelsjoining, Agladsomechorusraise. St.JosephandSt.Patrick. 0FatherskindtheyareSt.JosephshinesnearJesus, Saveone,Heav'n'sbrighteststar. Yes,Mary,StarofMorning IsGod'sownpeerlessone, Vetnighherunmatchedglory St.Josephplacehathwon. NoSaintiskinderhearted, Allothers'pow'rislessOnearthChrist'sHandsheguided, Heliftsthemnowtobless. St.Patricksmiles'midshamrocks, HissoulsfromEiredearSt.Joseph'andSt.Patrick Allpray'rswilleverhear. -SisterMagdalenXavier. AconcertanddramaticentertainmentwillbeheldinthePerthTown HallonMondayevening,the27th.inst. TheproceedsareinaidofthefurnishingoftheRedemptoristMonasteryadditions.Theentertainmentisbeing organisedbyMrs.WilfordMitchell, NorthPerth,andthepricesforadmissionare3s.frontseatsandbackseats andgallery2s.(notax).Patronspurchasing3s.ticketscanbookseatsat Messrs.WilfordMitchellandCo.,VikingHouse,William-streetwherebox planmaybeseendailyhetween9a.m. and5p.m. St.Patrick'sDay Celebrations1922 Withthesportsandprocessionover yesterday,afullreportofwhichwill appearinthesecolumnsnextweek therenowremainsbuttheGrandNationalConcent,Tuesdaynext,March 21,8p.m.,atHisMajesty'sTheatre, Perth. Aprogrammeofunusualexcellence hasbeendrawnupandbesidesanumberofspecially-selecteditemsby schools,anumberofleadingsoloists haveofferedtheirservices.Some ofthese:Rev.FatherMcMahon,MA, MissD.Horrigan,L.A.B.,Mr.Peter Roxby,Mr.WillGinivan,Mr.Percy Swain,Mrs.Carmody,MissMarie Lynch,arewellknownanddeservedly appreciatedbyPerth,particularly Irishaudiences.MissMaieCooper willbe,perhaps,newtoPerthaudi.ences,butthisladycomesfromVictoriawithaveryhighreputationasa singerofIrishmelodies. AnelocutionaryitembyMissAnita l'itzgeraldthree-handreelbyJunior Members,YoungIrelandSociety,viuhasolo,andinstrumentalitemsbythe St.JosephsGirls'OrphanageOrchestra,andtheVictoriaParkGirls'Orchestra,completewhatpromisestobe thebestprogrammeyetofferedtoan IrishaudienceinPerthcity. TROTTINGMEETING. To-night's(Saturday)TrottingMeetkegshouldprovetobetherendezvous ofallIrishandCatholicpeople.The TrottingAssociationisgenerouslydonatingtheproceedsofthemeetingto Catholiccharities. Thecommitteeofthecelebrationsrequestalltoendeavourtoattendthe courseatHay-streetEastto-night Patronsareparticularlyrequestedto .rotethatchildrenunder16yearsare notpermittedontheTrottingGrounds. Acknowledgements. DonationstoGeneralFunds:--Mr.T. G.A.Molloy,£20;Mrs.McCarthy tRailwayHotel;,£10;BrennanBros., £22s.Inadditiontotheseseveral donationshavebeenmadetoparochial schoolcommitteesforentertainmentof children.Thesewillbeacknowledged bythesecretariesofsuchcommittees induecourse. ThenationalconcertonTuesday eveningshouldattractloversofthe musicandsongsofIrelandfromall quartersoftheMetropolisanditsenvirons.Theprogrammeisanattractiveone,andthecommitteeresponsibleforithaveendeavouredtogivea nationalconcertthatwillbethoroughlyappreciatedbythosewhopatronise it.Themusic,songs,anddancesof theOldLandhavenotbeeforgotten, andweareconfidentthatgenerous patronagewhichhasneverhitherto beenwithheldfromaSt.Patrick's concertwillnotbewantingonTuesday eveningnext.Makeitanightforrejoicing-makeitaneventworthyof theoccasionbyyourpresence. MissAmyCastles FAREWELCONCERT, MissAmyCastleshasdecidedto singatonegrandfarewellconcertin HisMajesty'sTheatreonSaturday, March25th,andattheFremantle TownHallonThursday,March23. MissCastles'splendideffortstohelp intheprovisionofcomfortsforthe historicIrish-Americanregiment,the 69th.,ledtoherreceivingaremarkably enthusiasticsend-offfromanumberof theoffIcersandmenwhoassembledat thestationtospeedherofftothePacificCoastenrouteforAustralia.Countlessboxesofchocolatesandmassesof lovelyflowerswerepiledinherdrawing-roomcar,oneofthemostbeautifulbeinginscribed,"TotheIrishJenr, Lind,MissAmyCastles,fromtheboys ofthe69th."Theboxplanwillopen onMondayatNicholson'sat10o'clock,andtheplanforFremantleis nowopenatShepherd's. NOTICE. OrderstakenforWARDROBES, KITCHEN FURNITURE,FLY DOORS,Etc.Apply,Manager,ClontarfOrphanage,VictoriaPark.TelephoneNo.A1353. HISMAJESTY'STHEATRE. HISMAJESTY'STHEATRE. Lessees:B.andJ.Fuller. Direction:GeorgeCastles. SATURDAY,25thMARCH GrandFarewellto MissAmyCastles SIGNORALBERTOTORZILLO MISSALICE1VLA.DIGAN lati,),t, AN MissEileenCastles (LyricSoprano). "TohearAmyCastles'gloriousvoicesingingtheOldEnglish,Irish,and ScotchBallads,superbly_accompaniedontheHarpbyALBERTOTORZIDLO,isamusicaltreatthatwillneverbeforgotten." BoxPlanopensatNicholson'sonMondayNext. PRICES:6/.(reserved);4/-,and2/.plustax.