Mr. and Mrs. Winter, of Christchurch : New Zealand's Oldest Living Musicians.

Free Lance, Volume XVII, Issue 920, 1 March 1918, Page 28

Mr. and Mrs. Winter, of Christchurch : New Zealand's Oldest Living Musicians.

(The parents of Madame Cope-Dowsing of Wellington.

who plays the part -of Beppo, the Italian organ man. *. * * * Everybody's—"lt Happened to Adele." Gladys Leslie, the "Girl with the Million Dollar Smile," is the star of "It Happened to Adele," a. fine Pathe play to be shown with the new programme at Everybody's. Adele is the daughter of an actress who has fallen upon had times. Adele, .by a. quite extraordinary accident, gets an engagement as a chorus girl, and then by the use of a clever advertising dodge, she gets right into the public eye. She is loved by two men, an opera composer, and a steady, capable business man. The working out of the romance is full of surprises. The story contains genuine peeps behind the scenes. The stage scenes in themselves are most interesting. Gladys Leslie is charming in the chief role, and she has splendid support in the shape of dainty Peggy Burke, who acts the part of the level-headed chorus girl.

The Swimming Carnival at Te Aro Baths to-morrow (Saturday) should provide a very enjoyable afternoon's sport. The programme comprises a variety of events, including swimming races and diving competitions for ladies as well as men and juniors. The relay race for the Duthie Cup promises to be a particularly exciting event. Miss Dorotlry Saunders intimates that her School of Dancing will re-open at her commodious studio, 60, Willisstreet,, on March 9th.