PETONE MAORI VARIETY ENTERTAINERS.

Hutt News, Volume 3, Issue 24, 6 November 1930, Page 2

PETONE MAORI VARIETY ENTERTAINERS.

BENEFIT CONGEiRfI?. Unfortunately, the popular Petoiie : Maori Variety Entertainers who very kindly offered to give an eatertainmeiit in St. James's Hall on Monday night in aid of the Hutt Free Kindergarten, were greeted with a very poor audience, but those who were present were most appreciatif* jsf the excellent p-ro-S gnamme, which was as folloWisr-^Ppen-ing chorus, *'Parley'-.V-ous,."-. by tie company;' inßtrum«n:tal item, Messrs iCollins and Clapperton; oomic douible, Sandy Muirnead and Tom FoiTesitei); song, Nohi Toki; sketch, "Hypnotism Tom ForreeteT, Olga Coulsfton, Jim Evans and company; dance, Baby Oloutj comic act, The Boys; song,. "Lady Luck," (by The; Nippy Six; song . "Love's Old Sweet Song," OhristLna Young; "The Stein Song," H. Fifctom and Company; "Pan in a Vaudeville Agency," cast of characters: "Jones, theatrical agent,s^ Sandy Mtarhead; '' Cohen, "Tom Forrester; "Miss Gtwendoline,»' Jim Evana; ' 'The Toff»' Fred j Upshall; musical items: "Pat on the Back,'; Sandy Muirhead and The Nippy Six; "Double," Sandy Muirhead • and"? Tom Forrester; "The Boy Stood on the Burning Deck," Jim ESvans; "Tiap Dance Solo," Noel Walsh; "Telephone Monologue," Tom Forrester; song, Harold Fittom; ««Smoke A Big Ci<gar,' > Fr»d Upshall; instrumental and Vocal, The Maori Boys; song and ballet, Mickey Inch and The Syncopated Seven "Happy Days Are Here Again," the 'company. j