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AMUSEMENTS. -r^TC-iTrNrTOfl -~~~ COMPETITIONS iW^INGTON COMPETITIONS SOCIETY... . SOCIETY. TWFNTIETfI ANNUAL. FESTIVAL. Twentieth annual festival. SIXTH GRAND EVENING-' ■ SIXTH'GRAND "EVENING | CONCERT. CONCERT. • TOWN HALL TONIGHT. TOWN HALL TONIGHT. 'I'OWN HALL' TONIGHT. Commencing at TAH o't'ock. A HIGH-CLASS, NOSSTOP PROGRAMME Oi 32 SELECTED ITEMS. From CKEAM OR NEW ZEALAND'S TALENT. Including GKAND'OPERA CONTEST. Programme Subject to.Minor Change*. '(Competitors are asked to repovfc early.) FRIDAY NIGHT, AUGUST '27. 1. Class 160—Ballet in Costume,- 12-10, No 1 Miss Margaret Oatea School, "Britannia and the Urn ted Empire.' g. Class 25—Mouth-organ Solo, "•Boomerang" Championship, Mr. Claude T. Jupp, "Cuckoo Waltz." S. Class 61—Popular,Song Hit, Mrs. I. H. Brown, ''Laughing Irish Eyes. 4. Class 194—Acrobatic Dance, Margaret Scrimshaw. p. Class 25—Mouth-organ Solo, "Boomerang" Championship, Mr. Mark Smith, "La Paloma." (B. Class 163—Song and Dance, Miss Hazel Martin's School, "So It's True What i They Say About Dixie." ff. Cl,ws 61—Popular Song Hit, Mr. Nor- j vis Smith, "Ucßtf Marie." j 8. S.'h.'a 7—Piano-accordion Solo, open. I Mi. Waller K. S^igg, "Stephanie Gavotte.'' ,9. '.X\ ct lijtf—Simultaneous Dance Duo, j Wiunci. \IU. ( ijss Li3—MouLh-oigau Solo, ' Roomc- j :aiinJ * Championship, Mi. \Y. R. i iledphi. "Lon'londeiiy Aji." | ■|U. Gla.-s Gl—Popular Song Hit, iiis3 Giacc i I >*ixon, '"Rainbow on the liivci." j 82. ( lass I'l—-Piano accordion Solo, open, Miss Anne (JiMiit, "HiiUjiaritin Dance, L -°- "'•' i f{l3. (Ja-s 10-I—Actobatic Dance, undsr 16, M'ai^aiot Scmnshaii. 3.4. (..lass 209—i'lUecn Minutes of Magic, Mr. Robert 11. Leith. *\b. Class 21—-Piano-accordion ?010. open, Miss EhVabefh McGowan, "Under the Doubls Eaglc\" $6. Claes 109—Humorous Character Sketch, Miss Una Welleiy "Hamlet." 1". Claris 49—Vocal Solo, Negro Spiritual, Winner. JB. Class 163—Song and Dance, under 14, •(■ Wjpn Cbowu School, "Dancing Time." KIU. Class 93—Illustrated Lecturette, Mr. f Dick Glensor. |fiO. Class 3d—Vocal Solo, 18-21, Mite Adrey p Lawsou, "Morning Song." Jll-2S. Class 80—"DOMINION" GRAND ' OPERA CONTEST, Final Section. No. 22—Mr. Eiic Child, Auckland. "Now Your Days of Philandering fire Over." -V.;. 23—Mies lluude Gibson, Blenheim, "Mimi'a Song" (Puccinij. No. 24—Mr. Sidney Baitos, Uhriitchuich, "Piologue" (Pagliacci). >.'o. 25—Mrs. Russell Peculiar, _Vv'.ijiganm, "Bell Song" (Lakmc). .s'ii. 2tt-^Mr. Alan Pike, Wangauui, "O Lisbona." Xp. 27 —Miss Audrey Holgate, Timaru, "Mad Scene.'' No. 28—Mr. Godfrey Tiffin, "She Alone Charmeth my Sadness." No. 29-Mr. A. E. Chappell, Wei- , lington, "Credo" (Otello). ' 18. Glass 208—Spanish Dance, open, Ralph v Wilkin. ■0. Clase 50—Song in Character, Miss Dor- .£ othy Junker, Pahiatua, "Hine a Hine." R. Class 100—Humorous Character Sketch, ■g Mr. Ronald Wakelin, "I'm Not OJd." |2. Ola-ss 158—Ballet in Costume, 12-16, : Miss Thelma Wakeford's School, '"Treasure Island." IfcWO AND A HALF HOURS OF REAL T ENTERTAINMENT. k POPULAR PRICES: 2a 6d, la 6d, and Bs. Box Plan at Begg's. t Membership Tickets (2). £1 If, from Secretary. DAY SESSIONS. fOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER, J And •; BLUE TRIANGLE HALL. f ,Day - Session* Charges: Town Hall, Is ■ad 6d, other Halls, 6d. r S. G. CRESSWELL. Secretary. COffice: No. 1 Committee Room, Town mjELLINGTON COMPETITIONS »" ELLINGTON COMPETITIONS | i* - SOCIETY. ! fc SOCIETY. ERAND DEMONSTRATION MATINEE. WEAND DEMONSTRATION MATINEE. TOWN HALL, TOMORROW TOWN HALL, TOMOKKOW AFTERNOON, AFTERNOON, At 2 p.m. ifcpliaALLY-SELECTED PROGRAMME : OF WINNERS. : PROGRAMME: JtPeiformers must report early ic> stage € manager.) (Uass 161—Solo Song and Dance, under 22, Tommy Petherick. JHaes 72—Boy's Song, under 12, Brian Hasler. plass 186—Character Story Dance, under 12, Joy Smith. Class 215—National Dance, Jig, 9-12, winner. (Cliss 121—Junior Test Recital, Boys, 9-12, Raymond Read. Class 177 —Operatic Dance, 6-8, winner. Class 80—Action Song, 9-12, Paddy Turner. Class.22B—Sword Dance, under 12, Meta McKenna. Class 170—Character Dance, under 6, ■winner. Class 140 —Recitation in Character, Humorous, Girls, under 12, Joyce Leek. Class 210—Clog Dance, under 0, Shirley Turner. Class 195—Tap JJance, under 6, Olive Jones. Class 70—Gills' Song, under 12, Valeric Schofield. plass 214 —National Dance, Jig, under 9, Colleen Grainger. ' JjClass 144: —Recitation in Character, not humorous, Girls, under 12, Valeric I Holder. : (Class 189—Skipping Dance, under 8, Zelda . Turvejv „'.,•• Class 75—Song in Character, 7-9, Lloma Larsen. • ijGlass 137 —Boy's Humorous Recitation, under 12. Donald Porter. ipaga 221—Highland Fling, under 8. f Audrey Young. Jtßass 163—Song and Dance, under M. Winner. jfSass 151—Action Song, under 12. Lynley Wainscott. .■Class 176—Operatic Dance, under 6. Joan r* Leak. * (Class 137—Boy's Humorous Recitation, C under 12. Brian Brimmer. aDlass 219-^Hornpipe, under 12. Winner, f Judy Cooper. | MJlass '202—Poetic or Classic- Barefoot] • 'Dance, 'under 12. Winner, Joyce , Appleby.. _ jp!ass 141—Recitation in Character. Humorous, Boys, under 12. ■ Kemp Erickson. , ■ ■ ' Pass 163—Dance Duo, under 9. Paulino ' Bierman and Athol Dirchaiti. Class 74—Song in Character, 0-12. WinClass 19C—Tap Dance, 6-S. Dorothy Luke. Class 127—Recitation, 7-10. Vernice Aston, Class 120—Junior Test Recital, Girls, 9-12. Paddy Turner. • ■--■ Class 224— Sheantriubhas, ■ under 12. Betty Paynter. ■ _ Class 183—Toe Dance, 9-12. Thelma Day. Class 172—Character Dance, 8-10. Beryl Richardson.' Class 145—Recitation in Character, not humorous, Boys, under 12. Brian Hasler. „.. Class 166—Dance Duo,' 9-12. Winner. Class 108—Tap Dance, 10-12. Peter Rowell. : ■ .■■«'• Class 211^-Clog Dance, 9-12. Anne - Boe. Clac* 191—Skipping Dance, 10-12. Jackie Brown." '■ •' ' . Class 130—Humorous Recitation, Girls, underM2. Winner. .-jClasg 173—Character Dance, 10-12. WiniCla39 _ 158—Ballet in Costume, under 12. j Winner. THREE HOURS OF REAL ' • ENTERTAINMENT. POPULAR PRICES: Is 6d and Is. Children Is and 6d. .Box Plan ,-it Bcgg's. ■ I S. G. CFvESSWELL, Secretary, j