PETER PAN.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 271, 15 November 1937, Page 13

PETER PAN.

Dance patrons attended in large numbers at the Peter Pan Cabaret on Saturday evening, and expressed their hearty enjoyment of. the programme provided by Lauri Paddi and his talented band. The inclusion of popular old-time melodies found ready appreciation from the dancers, and modern "show" numbers were syncopated with lively effect,to add variation to the programme.

Jazz waltzes and slow and quick foxtrots were the order of the evening, and Johnny Madden's vocal contributions again evoked hearty applause. He •scored an outstanding success in '-'Rehearsing a Lullaby," a haunting rhythmical measure in whieh the members of the band effectively co-operated. "Memories" and "September in the Rain" were other favourite items that were specially requested. Among those present were: Mesdames A. J. Mosheim, B. Maguire, Kelly, H. Talton, W. Langmaid, A. E. Neville, C. Somerfield, R. B. Martin, J. Woods, R. Peebles, S. Nelson, Phillips, Misses Eva Webb, Leona Porter, Enid* Anderson, Evelyn Pileher, J. Killip, J. Crowe, Kata Cameron, Beryl Burrow, Pat Aldridge, Molly Allen, E. Fletcher, Norma Taylor, Aimee Green, Ivy Hills, Pat Ma-slen, Iris Brunelle. Lila Bethune, Doreen Buckler, Nola Till, D. Merritt. Mackrell. P. Del Rio, L. and G. Miles. Doreen 0"Donov«n, Winni* Adshead. Maudie Hill, Ryan, I. and M. Fallin. Joyce Price, Pat Harris, Alvie Sherman, Carmen Egdeu.