TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC

Taranaki Daily News, 12 October 1929, Page 6

TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC

PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONS SOUTH TARANAKI SUCCESSES. Mr. Egerton Lowe, examiner for Trinity College of Music, London, has conducted examinations at Hawera this week and announces the names of successful candidates as follows: PIANOFORTE. Associate.—Muriel Barber (teachers, the Misses Reilly). Higher Local. —Alyinza Curtis (Misses Reilly). ...'u7-. Senior. —Bernice ’Entwhistle, honours; 81 marks (Misses. Tieilly); Joan Pinson, honours, 81. marks’ yii's. H. Morrieson); Edmund Drake ;><?(’Cpnvent), Frances Wills and VeraU Grierson (Miss D. Meyrick), Intermediate.77iUna:Miles, honours,' 81 marks (Miss .D/iL -.Johnson); May Cadman,; honours, ;'Bl<dnarks. (Airs. H. Morrieson); MargWi'te•Legge, honours, 80 marks (Misses Reilly).; Alistair G. MacRae (Misses Reilly), Mary Buxton (Miss G. E. Benton), Eva A. Camerson (Mrs. H. Morrieson), Dorothy Robertson (Hawera;C.Qiy;ent), Vadne Lord (Miss D. Mey r i ck). • ,%.« . Juni’dr.^El^f&fl^pCampbell (Misses Reilly),- (Miss G. E. Benton), :Pa s trieia ,f Jordan (Hawera Convent), Elsie Twaddle (Mrs. H. Morrieson), -Jean Dempsey (Miss D. H. Johnson), Jean _M. McAsey (Miss D. Meyrick). .

Dundas, honours, 84 marks';(’Miss G. Lees); Nora Rothery, honours,. .83 marks (Hawera Convent); Hazel ,J(;Campbell (Mrs. H. Morrieson), Florence J. Brown (Miss G. E. Benton).

Licentiate. —Nancy E. Kent, "William W, Thomas. Associate. —Mavis V. Connor (Mrs. W. G. Strange). Senior.—Marguerite F. Legge (Mrs. W. G. Strange). Intermediate. —Veronica M. Quin, honours, 83 marks (Mrs. W. A. Quin); Doris H. Gilmore (Miss M. Instone), Joan Moore (Miss D. Clement), Eileen M. Kelsen (Miss L. Bullock).

Junior. —Joyce Knightbridge, honours, 80 marks (Miss M. Instone); Nancy Campbell and Kathleen P. Henry (Miss •L. Bullock),’Rona M. Cann, Mary M. Thomson and Vivien F. Jones (Miss M. Instone), Esther D. V. Blair (Mrs. W. G. Strange), Iris McDonald, Beryl Grindrod and Hermine Evans (Miss M. Dixon). ; Preparatory. —Amorel J. Winks (Mrs. W. G. Strange), Jean D. Veitch (Miss M. Instone). .. ..... HAWERA LADIES’ GOLF. In the semi-finaLof the Hawera Ladies’ Golf Club’s junior championship Mrs. Gabites beat Mrs. iWhitehead. Mrs. McQuin and Miss McCormack have still to play their semi-fiiial, and. the. winner will meet Mrs. .Gabites in the. final. Tire Hawera Ladies’ Golf Club bogey competition for Mrs. Little’s trophy played on Tuesday resulted in a tic between Miss McCormick and Mrs. Rudge, who were both 3 up. As the second half of each card was identical it will be necessary for them to play off as soon as possible. . Other good scores were returned by Mrs. Foyster and Mrs. Martin 1 'ujo Mrs. Thomson and Mrs. Anerin, and Miss AV. Huggins all square. The draw for next Tuesday is as follows: Mrs. Thomson v. Miss Richardson, Mrs. Walkloy ..v. Mrs. Wake, Miss D. Hawken v. Miss E. Burgess, Miss T. Gibson v. Mrs. Mcßae, Mrs. Little .v. Mrs. Whitehead, Mrs. Dickie v. Mra. Gabites, Mrs. GlaSson v. Mrs. • McQuin, Miss G. Death v. Miss L. Pease, Mrs. Hawthorne v. 'Mrs. Foyster, Mrs. AV. S. Gibson v. Miss Caplen, Miss E. Hawken v. Mrs. Bright, Mrs. McAVilliam v. Mrs. Corey, Mrs. Treweek v. Miss R. Pease, Miss W. Huggins v. Mrs. McAnerin, Mrs. Fearon 'v. Mrs. Rudge, Miss A. Willo v. Miss E; Buist, Miss D .Meyrick v. Miss R.‘-Pease; Mrs. Corfe v. Mrs. Collins. ■- 1

The following reductions of handicaps are announced:'- Mrs. AV. S. Gibson 100-21, Miss McCormack 99-21, Mrs. Little 94-16, Mrs. McQuin 97-20, Miss R. Pease 104-25, Mrs. Bright 107-28, Miss E. Hawken 107-28, Mrs. Ritchie 108-29, Miss D.-: Meyriek--108-29, Mrs. Rudge 113-34, Miss Reilly 113-34. Miss A. Wills 112-35. , , .

OPERA HOtISE, HAWERAA DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME. A double star bill will be presented at the Hawera Opera House this evening, the first attraction being “The Crash.” The picture is Milton Sills’ latest starring vehicle for Firet National, and it is by far the best picture in which this virile, etar has appeared for a long time ; As the - “hard-boiled” leader of a tough . wrecking crew, stationed in the high Sierra mountains, Sills lends a- portrayal that compares with the season’s best. The . .William Fox picture, '“The Far Call,” will complete the evening’s entertainment. It is a gripping story of a band of fur poachers and its attempt to raid .the great seal rookeries of Behring Sea. Different in both theme and technique, there is a world of action, an unusual romance, ah absorbing psychological struggle, and a . striking atmosphere about the film that makes it memorable. The bleak, desolate effect of the fogbound group of rocky islands is achieved in a wonderful niajmer that again proves Dwan’s mastery •' of direction, and the excitement and suspense of the story will enthral the spectator. Charles Morton and Leila Hyams play the leading roles. The box plan for this evening is at Miss Blake’s. SATURDAY CRICKET. The Okaiawa Cricket Club will play a practice match with Stratford at Hawera to-day. The Okaiawa team will be: Linn, Atkins, Crawford, H. Hughes,, Barclay, Thomas, L. Hughes, Guy, ;Mar- j tin, Newman, Murdoch and Penny.