"CINDERELLA" NIGHT

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 130, 5 June 1933, Page 13

"CINDERELLA" NIGHT

DANCERS AT CABARET

After tho Peter Dawson concert and the various theatrical attractions on Saturday evening many parties visited the Mayfair Cabaret, where a specially bright programme of dancing and musical items was given by the management for their guests, who included the members of the J. C. Williamson "Cinderella" company. Miss Julie Russell, who was present, wearing a frock of sand-dust shaded georgette, delighted the crowd with her singing of popular songs and her, duet with Mr. E. Silver. The Mayfair.^Highhatters excelled themselves in a programme of amusing song numbers and spirited music, and Messrs. Thompson and Shand played a clever pianoforte duet. Among those present were the following members of the "Cinderella" company: Miss Stagpoole, Miss George, Miss Noddingham, Mrs. and Miss Cundy, Miss Collins, Miss Mcßae, Miss Dewar, Mrs. J. Spooner, Miss Gloria Millet, Miss Rene Manning, Miss Jean White, Miss Mcrcia Elliott, Mr. Maurice Diamond, Mr. Syd. Beck, Mr. B. Moloney, Mr. Barling, Mr. Molloy, Mr. Leslie, Mr. Murray, Mr. Walton, Mr. Webber, Mr. McGill, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. J. Donohue, Mr. Edward, Mr. McDonald. There, were also present Mesdames Walker, Rock, D. Allan, Misses D. Sloman, C. Young, J. Elliott, J. Spence-Sales, B. Herbert, Stewart, P. Moore, M. Russell, M. Farrant, 0. and J. Neilson, Peareo, C. Jackson, B. Jervis, H. Miller, E. Cooke, and J. Peacock, Messrs. A. Wilson, Russell, D. G: Webster, D. Blundell, E. Gore, D. G. Young, A. Sutherland, Reilly, D. Monro, Walker, Rock, D. M. Young, J. Maule, Cooke, S. Johnson, B. Johns, and Dr. Kennedy Elliott.