Clever Young Dancers in Popular Recital
Always a popular form of entertainment, the annual dance recital by pupils , of Miss June Scott, attracted a large at- j tendance at the Opera House on Tuesday j evening, and in a lengthy programme of i 27 items, there was never a dull moment. 1 A feature of the programme was that it 1 I was mainly provided by very juvenile < performers and tneir prowess reflected ' ■ great credit on their teacher. There was j infinite variety in the numbers presented; j and colourful frocking with a very strong | • section devoted to fine national dancing, outstanding being the dances of the Brit- i ; lsh Isles concluding with a “V. for Vic- | i lory” tableau to bring in our Allies. The programme concluded with a most col- t ourt'ul Butch scene and spirited dance. By special request, Miss Scott gave a delightful interpretation of a tango, and was enthusiastically recalled. The children were showered with floral and other tributes and Miss Scott was the recipient of a present from the pupils. Mr. HillMotion (stage manager) returned thanks for the appreciation accorded the dancers and called on the Mayor to address ‘ the gathering.. Offering congratulations * on the excellence of the programme, Mr. ' Mansford said seldom had such perfect I timing and dancing been witnessed. The i Mayor applauded Miss Scott and her t pupils for their gesture in donating ( the proceeds of'the recital to the Return- i ed Services’ Association. £ Following was the programme:— : Overture—“lnvitation to the Dance” i (Weber); 1. Beginners’ Tap Ballet: M. £ McLean, J. Bramwell, P. Scott, J. Dixon, ( M. Fitt, M. Kerr, M. and J. Skoglund, i M. and J. Henaghan, N. Harris, N. Andorson, K. Stern, 2. Double Sword Dance: f M. McDowall, D. Dalby, J. Pink, P. ‘ Allen, B. McNabb, D. Martin, B. Mayo, B. Sinclair, I. Hill-Motion; 3. A Strauss Waltz: E. Wilton, D. Morgan, L. Hepworth; 4. Tapping Feet: V. Maultsaid, J. Burrell, D. James, J. Skoglund; 5. 1 Amarilla: Fay Rees; 6. Autumn: V. and * D. Needham; 7. Jeanne D’Arc: R. Me- i Dowall; 8. Dances of the British Isles: ' England—J. Burrell, C. Pinfold, Ireland — J V. Maultsaid, J. McMillan, Scotland—B. 1 McNabb, P. Allen, B. Mayo, B. Sinclair, £ Wales—D. and V. Needham, National S Reel—L. Hepworth, H. Doyle, It. Me- £ Dowall, F. lieeß; 9. Hansel and Grethel: J Leaves—M. Toohey, J. Dixon, F. Johan- 1 sen, J. Sundborn, V. Needham, B. Thor- i burn, C. Pinfold, Hansel and Gretel—J. < Burrell, V. Maultsaid, Witch—D. Need- < ham, Lollies—E. Wilton, R. McDowall, F. < Rees, L. Hepworth, D. Morgan; 10. Jun- j ior Tap Ballet: M., J., and J. Skoglund, j J. aiul M. Henaghan, M. McLean, D. , James, K. Stern, D. and V. Needham; 11. . Mary, Mary Quite Contrary: M. Toohey; , 12. Rhythm: M. Hughes, N. Harris, D. Phillips, F. Rees, B. Heath, N. Scott, M. 1 Chesham, N. Prince; 13. It’s Foolish But It’s Fun: V. Maultsaid; 14. Irish Reel: C. Pinfold, J. Parr, J. McMillan, H. Doyle; 15. Russian Peasant: J. Burrell; 16. She’s in Love With a Soldier: J. Holmes; 17. Highland Fling: M. McDowall, D. Dalby, J. Pink, P. Allen, B. McNabb, M. McLean, V. Maultsaid, J. Burrell, C. Pinfold, D. Martin, J. Parr, R. McDowall, L. Hepworth, F. Rees, H. Robertson-Proctor, B. Mayo, I. HillMotion, J. McMillan, B. Sinclair, H. Doyle; 18. Apparitions; M. Toohey, V. Maultsaid, F. Johansen, J. Sundborn, J. Burrell, E. Wilton, R. McDowall, F. Rees, D. Horgan, Girl—L. Hepworth; 19. Irish Hornpipe: N. Harris; 20. Good-Bye Hawaii: D. Phillips, L. Proctoi', P. O'Keefe; 21. Syncopation: F. Rees; 22. The Dying Swan: D. Horgan; 23. Czardas: L. Hepworth; 24. Black and Silver: F. Rees, N. Prince, N. Harris, B. Heath, D. Phillips, N. Scott, M. Hughes, M. Chesham; 25. Soauntriubhas: R. McDowall, H. Robertson-Proctoi-, H. Doyle; 26. Variety: Colin Watson; 27. Tuli-Tulip Time: Soloist—D. Phillips, Dutch Gill and Boy—J. Sundborn and J. McMillan, Ballet—M. McLean, C. Pinfold, J., J. and M. SkOglund, N. Harris, V. and D. Needham, M. and J. Henaghan, J. Burrell, D. James, V. Maultsaid, J. Dixon, N. Anderson, B. Thorbux-n, F. Rees, L. Hepworth, R. McDowall, D. Horgan, N. Scott, N. Prince. Mr. Len Smith and Miss Rosen assisted with the music and the pipers were Miss Heather Robertson-Proctor and Mr. George Pilcher. i
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Manawatu Times, Volume 67, Issue 286, 3 December 1942, Page 2
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