CARNIVAL AND TUG-OF-WAR.

Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 130, 29 November 1926, Page 6

CARNIVAL AND TUG-OF-WAR.

Despite the inclement weather, St Francis's Hall waawell filled on Saturday night. The dancing of Mr. Knowsley _ pupils-was.much appreciated, while tug-of-war patrons were provided with two exciting contests. Guilfoyle's team had an unexpected win over Ryan's team, and Meech had a surprise victory over Collins. To-night Port Nicholson meets Gnilfoyl . and should the former win the final with Meeeh's team for the gold medals will take place at 10 o'clock. To-morrow night the content for the silver medals will take place.

, HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. ■ .\ii entirely new and original revue, entitleU. '-ilali-niavkocl," will be presented at H's Majesty's Theatre this-evening by the Hector St. Clair Re.vue Company. This, production is sai'' to be; full of genuine^ ly funny comedy sketches, haunting vocal numbers, tuneful songs, and excellent dancing. Hector St. Clair will appear in many p.-u-is,' and the supporting, artists' have, uli been allotted congenial parts. Mr. Lev. P.'.rcc, a baritone, and M.r. Hilton 0: lionje, another vocalist, should' make a strong appeal, as should'the Rodney girls witl_°their dancing. . The vaudeville bill comprises Lorna, Lance, and Co., _ the four juveniles, whose performance is always followed by ■ applause; -.Clyde-mid Yvette, vocalists and dancers of merit; aud the Carlhy Brothers, whose ability as comedians and dancers has 'made them great favourites 'with "Wellington 'audiences.