BAND OF HOPE UNION.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18204, 15 October 1924, Page 12

BAND OF HOPE UNION.

ANNUAL COMPETITIONS. The competitions under the auspices of the Band of Hope Union were continued in the Choral Hall last evening. Results.: Tableau, own eelecfion—Knox 1. Pianoforte duet, class. 15, Viiion selection, "Husarenritt"—Millicent Grammer and Ralph Hooker (New Brighton United) 1, Lester Bench and Lester Winfield (Limvood Methodist) 2, Ethel Cainentcr and Mavis Timms (Woolston United), special prize. Recitation, class A, section 1, girls, Union selection, "If You Knew"—Valerie Cater (St. Paul's) 1, Esrne Evans (Edgcwarc) 2. Song in character, section 1, own selection—Kathleen Chanple (St. Paul's) 1, Muriel Kershaw LW.v Brighton United) !2, Melva Cater (St. Paul's) 3, Betty Thompson (Edgeware) i. Dumb-bell drill, section I—Riccarton United 1, Edge-ware 2. Recit3tton, class A, section 2, boys. Union pelcction, "The Boy Who Dares"—Jack Jones (Phi.'ipson Juvenile 1.0. R.) 1, Raymond Proßpcr ;St. Paul's) 2, Graham. Clothier (Madras street Methodist) 3. Pianoforte solo, class B, Union Bcleclion, "Au Fait"—Olive Gibb (New Brighton United) 1, Mill Lent Grammer (Xew Brighton United) 2, Marjory Laybourna (Svdenham United) 3. Club solo, section 2—Miss M. McLean (Riccarton United) 1, Miss L. Fisher (Riccarton United) 2, Miss C. Bernungham (Riccj.rton United) 3. Vocal solo, class D, ladies, own selection —Miss Amy Smith (Madras street Methodist 1. ' Concerted Tecitation, section 2, own selection —Knox, "The Temperance Lifeboat," 1.

The following sections will be judged this evening in the Choral Hall:—Pianoforte duet, class C; recitation, class B, ; humorous character sketch section 3: illustrated Band of Hopo address; vocal duet, section 1; dialogue, eection 1; tenor and buss solo; recitation, class A, section 1, boys; vocal solo, class A, boys; duet in character, section 2; vocal solo, class B, girls.