‘Benny’ for singer
|PA Auckland' I An Auckland cabaret sing-1 I er, George Tutnahi, has been! I honoured for his services to i i the entertainment industry! in New Zealand. He was presented with the 1 Benny award by the New Zealand Variety Artists’ Club at the Shoreline Cabaret in Auckland on Monday! evening. The award, named after; its first recipient, the magi-
cian, Edgar Benyon, is made each year, to a’ person who , has made an outstanding I contribution to enter- ! tainment. Last year it was won by Max Cryer. The Auckland entertainer Ray Woolf, received the Golden Microphone award for the most professional performer of the year. Bill and Boyd, Peter Sinclair, Marcus Craig, and Bruce Warwick received scrolls of merit.
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Press, 24 October 1978, Page 3
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