MOULIN ROUGE.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 225, 23 September 1929, Page 11

MOULIN ROUGE.

Added attractions to the popular Moulin Rouge Cabaret on Saturday evening were some new floral decorations and the initial appearance of the famous international orchestra under the baton of Mr. Clern Mason. Among those noticed were: Mrs. G. Haslam, almond green crepe fleuri and silver roses; Mrs. Lindsay, cream chiffon and cherry shawl; Mrs. C. Whitebeck, rose satin and silver lace hem; Mrs. V. Carbury, black ninon and taffeta hem; Mrs. Greenfell, sapphire blue chiffon; Mrs. G. Black, mulberry toned crepe fleuri; Mrs. M. Yance, white taffeta and pink rosebuds; Miss E. White, almond ninon, beige velvet hip bow; Miss M. Partridge, flesh georgette and silver flounces; Miss D. Barnes, cyclamen satin and tulle; Miss Finch, blue georgette and gold lace hem: Miss E. Lerhbridge, flesh ninon and silver tissue: Miss V. Canna, shaded georgette; Miss M. Hudson, floral crepe de chine, hand-painted shawl; Afiss J. White, black beaded ninon; Miss B. Keith, Oriental georgette, Spanish shawl; Miss J. Fernhough, royal blue chiffon with pink flowers; Miss P. Tremain, eau de nil taffeta, uneven hem; Miss Clarke, lemon chiffon, silver lace hem: Miss Cocker, flounced peach crepe de chine; Miss V. Allan, shot taffeta; Miss M. Bell-Burgh, blue georgette, wide gold hem: Miss P. Hedley, white crepe rayon, pink shawl: Miss R. Healey, blue satin and tulle hip bow; Miss L. Gossling, royal blue georgette, uneven silver hem; Miss Wald. jade green crepe de soie, green shawl; Miss Plant, cherry velvet with uneven hem.