PETER PAN CABARET
Mouth-organ solos by Mr. Harry Thompson, and vocal numbers by Miss Joyce Col man, to instrumental accompaniments, proved enjoyable diversions at the Peter Pan Cabaret on Saturday evening, when there was a crowded attendance. Dance" music was played by Mr. Theo Walters and Ins augmented "velvet rhythm" band. Among those present were: —Mrs. H. Norgrove, who wore an orange and blue floral taffetas frock; Mrs. V. Radford, peacock blue crepe suede; Mrs. N Craig, rose satin beaute; Mrs. H. A! Stead man, black and rose patterned chiffon; Mrs. A. E. Neville, floral sprigged taffetas; Mrs. R. Munro, flamingo and gold lame; Miss Joyce Grimmer, forest green cire satin; Miss Bobbie Hall-Smith, black cellophane crepe; Miss Marie Spicer, burgundy crepe do soic; NX iss Phyllis latton, black faille, relieved with white; Miss Bettina Paltridge, black lace; Miss Kathleen Petford, cyclamen taffetas; Miss D. Rennie, jade green beaded ninori; Miss Joy Slater, ivory satin; Miss P. Climo. lacquer red talletas; Miss Dulcie Adams, black and silver flecked georgette, and Miss T. King, vieux rose satin
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22724, 10 May 1937, Page 3
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