| Main Performers | Dame Nellie Melba,
Madame Clara Butt,
Tom Burke,
Mr. Kennerley Rumford,
Lady Tree - vocals,
Mr R A Greir - organ |
| Secondary Performers | Miss Grace Torrens,
Mr Frank St. Leger - piano |
| Orchestra or Band | The Massed Bands of the Brigade of Guards |
| Conductors | Major J. Mackenzie-Rogan (Coldstream Guards),
Captain A Williams (Grenadier Guards),
Lieutenant F W Wood (Scots Guards),
Lieutenant A Harris (Welsh Guards) |
| Set List | Marche Elegiaque: 'Gheluvelt', Williams (Massed Bands),
Aria: 'Celeste Aida' from Aida, Verdi (Tom Burke),
Overture: 'William Tell', Rossini (Massed Bands),
Aria: 'Addio' from La Boheme, Puccini (Nellie Melba),
Valse Song: 'Se Saran Rose', Arditi (Nellie Melba),
Valse from 'Swan Lake Ballet', Tschaikowsky (Massed Bands),
'The Soldier's Return', Old Welsh Melody (Lady Tree, Clara Butt),
'Have you News of my Boy Jack?', Edward German (Clara Butt),
'Ballet Egyptien', Luigini (Massed Bands),
'The Gentle Maiden', Arthur Somerville (Kennerley Rumford),
'Sea Volunteer's Song', Grace Torrens (Kennerley Rumford),
Patriotic Fantasia: 'Festival of Empire' Mackenzie-Rogan, (Massed Bands) |
| Royal Presence | HM King George,
HM Queen Mary,
HRH Princess Mary,
HRHPrince Albert,
HRH Prince Henry
HRH Prince George
HRH Princess Beatrice |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1919/70),
Event Ephemera - Silk flag (RAHE/8/3/19) |