Lyceum Club (Wellington, N.Z.)

Date: 1924

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-1924

Description: Includes programmes featuring: Canterbury Grain & Stock Clerks Society in conjunction with The Shipping officers' Guild. Smoke concert to be held at masonic Hall, Gloucester Street, Monday 14th July 1924. Programme. Hubert Carter, the New Zealand tenor. Extracts from New Zealand press notices, 1919-1923. (Not a programme) Christchurch Male Voice Choir. Season 1924. Second programme sixth season. Choral Hall 21 and 23 August 1924. Programme Lenghi Cellini (tenor), Zacharewitsch (violinist), Pietro Cimara (pianist). Australasian tour 1924. (Photocopied programme). Cellini, Zacharewitsch, Cimara. Farewell concert, Town Hall, June 14th, 1924. Programme (2 copies, 1 photocopied). Grand Opera Singers, principals of the Melba-J.C. Williamson Grand Opera Co, comprising Nino Piccaluga, Signore Augusta Concato, Signor Apollo Granforte, Miss Phyllis Archibald. Fifth concert. His Majesty's Theatre Auckland. 25 November 1924. Programme. Charles Hackett, "the best tenor since Caruso". Wellington Town Hall. 31 July - 4 August [1924]. Programme. The Kendall String Quartet (from London). Katharine Kendall, Dorothy Brook, Dorothy Jones, Edith Hanson. Includes group portrait of the quartet. [Programme ca 1925] King's, Wellington's premier picture theatre. King's Select Orchestra plays incidental music to "The Covered Wagon". Friday 22 February [1924]. Programme. Levin Choral Society. First grand concert to be held in Century Hall Levin. 8 July 1924. Programme. Mme Lydia Lipkovska, the great international prima donna. At the piano Alexander Sverjensky. New Zealand tour. Programme and book of words, with portraits of Mme Lipkovska (2 programmes, one called programme no 2.) Lyceum Club. Concert. Art gallery, Wellington. 30 May 1924. Programme. Concert Chamber Town Hall Wellington. Concert by students of Mr Leon de Mauny and Madame Evelyn de Mauny. 13 November [1924]. Programme. Concert Chamber Town Hall Wellington. Invitation recital by students of Mr Leon de Mauny and Madame Evelyn de Mauny, assisted by Mr Leon de Mauny's Orchestral Class. 16 December 1924. Programme. Trinity College of Music, London. Wellington Centre. Medals, prizes and certificates gained in 1923 examinations will be presented on Thursday June 19th 1924 at 8 pm in the Concert Chamber, Town Hall. His Worship the Mayor (R A Wright) wil preside. (With items by winners Phyllis Fisher, Leone Wright, Inez King, Isabel Halligan, Helen Hart, Doris March, Marjory Harvey, Edna Sneddon, Ulu Hancock, Vera Boesley, Zoe Millar). Programme Melba - J C Williamson Grand Opera Co, comprising Nino Piccaluga, Ausgusta Concato, Apollo Granforte, Miss Phyllis Archibald, musical director Arnaldo Schiavoni. Grand Opera House Wellington. 29 November 1924. Programme. Wellington City Council. Organ recital by Mr Bernard Page (City organist). 26 October 1924. Town Hall Wellington. Programme. Miss Dorothea Vincent, English pianist. Recital. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 3 December 1924. [Programme with portrait]. Wellington Professional Orchestra. Second concert. 22 June 1924. programme. Woodwind Music Service. Library of flute music. Quantity: 19 album(s) Album(s). Physical Description: Printed programmes, up to octavo size, some illustrated.

Date: [ca1908-1913?]

By: Lyceum Club (Wellington, N.Z.); Andrew, Stanley Polkinghorne, 1878-1964

Reference: PAColl-2822

Description: Photo-mechanical print of a head and shoulders portrait showing Katherine Mansfield. Taken by Stanley Polkinghorne Andrew. Katherine Mansfield emigrated from New Zealand in 1908, the photograph may have been taken on or before this date. The original print may also have been reproduced at a later date, possibly 1913. Inscriptions: Recto - beneath image - S P Andrew; copy [illegible] Negative, possibly a copy, at MNZ-2532-1/2-F. Print at PA1-o-1791-24. Quantity: 1 b&w photo-mechanical print(s). Provenance: Given to the Penwomen's Circle, Lyceum Club Wellington, by Harold Beauchamp, via Catherine Andersen, 1930. Processing information: Print originally housed at framed print 9. Description and dates changed March 2024.