GIRL GUIDES' CONCERT
WEATHER AFFECTS ATTEND* . ANCE. EXCELLENT PROGRAMME. Unpleasant weather conditions last night had a damaging effect on the attendance at the concert given in the Town Hall by the Whangarei 'Girl Guides, in aid of the camp funds. It was distinctly unfortunate that such conditions prevailed, as the programme presented was of a most entertaining and diversified nature, ranging from Brownies' songs and sketches /to amazing gymnastic “stunts." The Municipal Band was in attendance and played several selections, -
The programme was as follows;---Selection, Municipal Band; Union Jack display, Guides; chorus, Brown- ■ 1 ies; Chinese ' lantern drill, Guides; sketch, “Cousin Ch’loe"; character song, “I Want a Girl That's Lone- - ly," Yanny Dennis; country 1 dancing; “stunt,'.’ Maud Millington; Girl Guides tableau; recitation, Lalerie Morgan; Highland Fling, Inez Reid;, solo, Zbe Lamare; play, “Pulling Sam's Tooth," Ranger Patrol; Spanish dance, Lalerie Morgan; “Tippy Canoe, ’ ’ actions; recitation, Daphne Waring; signalling by Guides P. Holmes, 0. Baigent, J. Clhffke, ' A, Dent, and Ranger G. Ruddell; ballet dance; camp-fire ceremony and com* pany sing-song. His Worship the Mayor, Mr L. -J. Brake, spoke An congratulatory terms of the Guides and the promoters of the concert.
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Northern Advocate, 11 October 1928, Page 4
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