"THE KEWPIES1 FAIRYLAND."

Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 140, 11 December 1923, Page 3

"THE KEWPIES 1 FAIRYLAND."

In the Town Hall yesterday afternoon and evening the beautiful . doll.fairies again proved their -power fo~ please young folk and their elders.' An additional entertainment was given in the evening by Miss Marris's clever pupils, whose graceful dancing was greatly enjoyed. The programme included the following features: Irish jig, B; and R Clarke, H. Kilby, T. Sewell, E. Fletcher, P. and K. Kiely; gavotte, Rita Clarke, Peggy Baker; polka fantnstique, Brenda Clarke; tarentalla Tui Sewell; "Springtime," Peggy Baker; umbrella dance, Rita Clarke; Russian duo, Brenda Clarke . and Hazel Kilby; butterfly dance, Peggy Baker; doll dance, Edna Fletcher and Patty Kiely; air de ballet, Brehda Clarke; follies dance, B. and R. Clarke, H. Kilbv T Sewell, E. Fletcher, P. and X Kielv • huntsmen's ballet, K. Blaxall, J. Mentiplay.Rose Stephens, P. R. Williams P. Prendeville; Maori, song. Rita Clarke. The very pleasant dances last week included some by Miss Buckeridge.' Special efforts are being made to assure similar bright entertainment for tha close of the Town Hall season "this evenin?, when the pupils of Miss Baudinet will be the performers.; '

Every afternoon Miss Grade Ward presents at The Ambassador the dainty dances, "Valse from Coppelia" and the toe dance from "Ballet Russe." In both these numbers Miss Ward displays considerable'talent and careful training. Afc every session the band plays s'omo new fox trots. The catering and'general arrangements are excellent.-. . ■•' : ■<■