SUCCESSFUL DANCES

Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 69, 19 September 1932, Page 11

SUCCESSFUL DANCES

CHARMING BALLETS

The Cinderella Studio was the scene of a very pleasant party on Saturday evening, when " Cinderella" (Miss Phyllis Oliver) entertained the members of the court of "Prince .Charming" and of the Bon Bon Ballet, who recently appeared at the Cinderella ball.- The many fancy costumes worn by the dancers gave the studio a brilliant effect. ''Cinderella" danced a pas-seule, after which the minuet was danced by members of the court. The Bon Bon Ballet was also performed and was much appreciated. These ballets were arranged by Miss Phyllis Oliver. During the evening the "Dying Swan" dance was danced 'by little Phyllis O'Shea. Songs were rendered by Mrs. O. Smith and. Miss Alma Hill. There was a^large gathering of members and friends, and a very bright and enjoyable evening was spent. Those performing in the Bon Bon Ballet were:—Soloists, Miss Pauline Crawford and Miss Joyce Oliver, and chorus, Misses Hilda Bowcbtt, Joyce Bowcott, Connie Collier,- Eileen Clewlow, Gretehen Diamond, May Ellis, Roma Fields, Rea Halford, Alma Hill, Eileen Harrington, Kathleen Holmes, Diana Lodge, Jeanette Little, Hazel Mcßae, Qwen. Penceth, Dorothy Smith, Beryl Smyth, and Margaret Thomson. ■ , The performers of the Minuet were:—Miss. Eileen Clewlotf and Mr. Esmond Smith, Miss May Ellis and Mr. Pat. Binning, Miss Rea Halford and Mr. Jack Oliver, Miss Alma Hill and Mr. Gilbert Martin, Miss Diana Lodge and Mr. Eric Boy ton, Miss Hazel MeRao and Mr. John Kipling, Miss Dorothy Smith and Mr. Fred. Parker, Miss Beryl Smyth and Mr. Bob Spring.