PETER PAN.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 281, 28 November 1938, Page 12

PETER PAN.

The "Lambeth Walk," the latest London dance craze, was a novelty number introduced at the Peter Pan Cabaret on Saturday evening, and its popularity was evidenced in the large number of patrons that were acquainted with its typical "coster" stepping and jolly interpretation. The performance was greeted with hearty applause, and Lauri Paddi and his band were enthusiastically encored for their rendition of the musical score. Fox trots and jazz waltzes comprised tlie main portion of the programme, and swing orchestrations of such popular melodies as "Loch Lomond" and "Annie Ltuirie" contributed to the brightness of the entertainment. Solos by Johnny Madden also gave pleasing variety. The air-cooled conditions of the cabaret were much appreciated by the dancers. Among those present were: Mesdames Thompson, E. Tyne, J. Bevan, J. Buchanan, S. Watt, E. Sullivan. P. Moir, C. Elen, W. Broughton, Misses Betty Lonergan, P. Griffin, Myrtle Stonestreet, Joy Young, Joan Crowther, Beryl Marchant, Gav Gallotte, Judith Kinnaird, Yerena McNeill, Doris Gardner, Betty Winters, Jean Myers, Dot Gleeson (Sydney), Leslie Tyler, Jean Graham, P. Climo, Jean McLean, Molly * | Allen, Jean McMurrich, Theda Moller, . i Gladys Culliford, Mavis Wilson, Zoo IMadigan. Patricia Pattison, Rita Boneham, Mabel Russell, Cynthia Words- . | worth, W. Sinipkin, M. Marquand, A. ■I Johnstone, Nancy Furniss, Doreen Matthews, Jean Hunter, Moira Tomlinson,