PETER PAN.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 26, 1 February 1937, Page 11

PETER PAN.

The spirited music supplied by Theo Walters and his famous Personality Band set a merry pace for the throng of dancers at the Peter Pan Cabaret on Saturday evening. Each member, including the versatile leader, is an adept in an amazing variety of instruments, and there was a demonstration of applause after every item. Intricately syncopated airs and "crooned" melodies were featured on an outstanding programme. Artistic lighting and novelty effects gave atmosphere to the musical presentations. Among those present were: Mrs. Bruce Elliot, who was wearing a magnolia brocaded taffeta frock with floral design; Mrs. B. Taylor (Christchurch), black crepe suede; Mrs. R. S. Bagby, flamingo crepe de soie, with silver satin shoulder bow; Mrs. C. Harris, parchment toned lace; Mrs. A. G. Roddick, pastel flat crepe; Miss Constance Cunningham, shell pink cloque; Miss Jean Drummond, bottle green faille with touch of cherry red at the waist; Miss A. Pennell, black satin beaute; Mies- E. Metcalfe, turquoise blue lace; Miss Fiona Thomas, olive green delustred satin; Miss Meg Kemp (Bay of Plenty), white checked organdie; Miss Margaret McKay, ivory charmeuee; Miss Mabs McKay, white mariette; Mis*> Jessie Gillies, maize toned chiffon taffeta; Miss Joan Bar.rett, black ninon patterned in roses; Miss D. Dore, apple green crepe suede with flowing eleews; Miss Rene Murray (Hamilton), carnation pink satin and net; Miss Joan Kidd, black crepe euede and silver; Miss Mary Smith, pastel green organdie; Miss Betty Lorimer, autumn-toned crepe de chine; Miss Elsie Jones, white georgette; Miss Phyllis Wood, golden charmeuse; Miss I. Thomas, pastel pink taffeta; Miss Dolly Collins, cyclamen georgette; Miss Gwen Rowe, turquoise blue taffeta.