LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17316, 30 November 1921, Page 10

LYTTELTON NEWS.

QUEEN CARNIVAL. The positions of the queens yesterday afternoon, were «s follows :-No. 1, Flora MoDonr aid (tartaa); No. 5, Phyllis Avers (red); No. 4, Kathleen Robertson (blue); No. 7, Irene Wells (purple); No. 8, Leila- Scott (gold); No. 2, Glory Hill (green); No. 6, Mavis Taylor (ensign); No. 8, Elsie- Hunter (blue dad' gold). V HARBOUR LIGHT THEATRE. Am all-vaudeville programme will be presented at tie Harbour light Theatre' toninht by the Orpheum Entertainers. The company includes Beg. Williams, trapeast, who makes a daring elide from the roof of the theatre above the circle, to the stage, per medium of a wire; Chas. Ooates, magician; Misses Alice Chapman, Valerie Tolputt, Nora and Joan EmithlDe Beno Bros, (comedy acrobatß), Tom Wallace (lyrio tenor), Jock Gillespie impersonator). To-morrow a Metro pwtu», "Fu» Feattiers," with art all-etar oast, will be screened, together with a Topical Budget, Christie comedy, and an Educational. The management announce thjjt they are unable to screen the picturo '.'Living. Londom" on Saturday, but tie picture will, be shown at the theatre in. the course of * lew weeks. THE BATHING "SEASON 1 . The bathing seaeom has now set in. in. earnest, and yesterday theTe were hundreds of bathers at Corsair Bay, where the condition* at present are ideal. Most of the bathers were from a picnic party of students from the Normal Training College. The bathing platform provided by the Harbour Board at the corner of Gladstone Pier also attracted soores of men aad boys. This afternoon the members of the liyttelton Ladies' Swimming Club will hold their usual 'beach Afternoon at Corsair Bay.