EISTEDDFOD AWARDS

Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 195, 15 May 1936, Page 2

EISTEDDFOD AWARDS

Yesterday’s Sessions The following awards wei-o announced Yesterday at the New Zealand National Eisteddfod:— RECITATION, boys, 12 and under 14: Robin Holloway (Ilawera), 1; Bryce Glennie (Lower Hutt), 2. ACTION RECITAL, girls and boys under 12: Verena Fairweather (Ilawera), 1; Ngalre McNeely (Miramar), 2; Kelvin Percival (Ilawera), 3; Lois Quinlan (Upper Hutt), v.h.c. SHAKESPEAREAN RECITATION, 16 and under 21: Lexle Mathleson (Dunedin), 1; Mary McGaviu (Kclburn), 2; Daphle Vlollch (Wellington), 3; Vivian Violleh (Wellington), v.h.c. OPERATIC DANCE, 12 and under 14: Freda Harris (Wellington), 1; Phyllis Splcrling (Wellington). 2: Ngalre Keys (Wellington), 3; Valerie Parker (Wellingt0 pOETIC OR CLASSIC BAREFOOT DANCE, under 12: Alexander Grant (Wellington), 1; Doreen Dickinson (Wellington), 2; Pamela Trimmer (Petone), 3; Dawn Larsen (Petone), and Betty Campbell (Wellington), h.c. IRISH REEL, under 16: Muriel Waugh Studio (Christchurch), 1; Hazel Martin Studio (Wellington), and Claude Sander Studio (Wellington), equal 2; Hazel Martin Studio (Wellington), v.h.c. VOCAL SOLO, 16 and under 18: Miss Louie Compton (Kilblrnic), 1; Miss Marjorie Whittingham (Kelburn). 2; Mr. Raymond Pearce (Wellington). 3. ACTION SONG, 12 and under 16: Betty Rosenthal (Karori), 1; Violet Compton (Kilbirnie), 2; Bryce Glennie (Lower Hutt). 3: Mavis Trower (Petone). v.h.c. VOCAL SOLO, gentlemen: Richard Stevenson (Berhampore), 1; Selwyn Seaton (Thorndon). 2; Arthur Thomas (Lower Hutt), mentioned. Ladles: Mrs Florence Halvorsen (Wellington), 1; Mrs. Alma Cowie (Wellington), 2; Miss Patten (Wellington). v.h.e.; Miss Campbell (Wellington) and Miss Betty McClellan (Newtown), h.c SONG IN CHARACTER, boy or girl, 9 to 12: Jean Rimmer (Wallacevllle). 1; Nona Hood (Roseneath). 2; Patrick McLean (Wellington). 3; Wyndham Feehen (Karori) and Shirley Scott (Brooklyn), v.h.c.; Ngalre McNeely (Miramar) and Phoebe Lawson (Petone). h.c. RECITATION, lady or gentleman: Miss Laxle Mathleson (Dunedin), 1; Miss Vivian Violleh Wellington), 2; Miss Daphne Vlollch (Wellington). 3. IRISH HORNPIPE. 13 to IG'years of age: Hazel Neil (Christchurch), 1; Jean O’Connor (Wellington). 2; Orma Ford (Timaru), 3; Donald Young (Wellington) and Pcggv Smythe (Wellington), v.h.c. SONG AND DANCE, teams of elght:Wyn Chown School of Dancing. 1; Phyllis Oliver School of Dancing. 2. „ ACROBATIC DANCE, 12 to 16: Billy Addis (Christchurch), 1; Freda C. Harris (Wellington), 2. HUMOROUS RECITATION. 8 to 12: Kenneth Bruce (Lyall Bay), 1: Murray Todd (Island Bay) and Rosslyn Cox (Lya’l Bay), 2. Shirley Turner was highly commended in the tap dance under 9 and the hornpipe under 10, and with Karen Austen was highly commended in the dance duo, character or demi-character, under 9.