STUDENTS’ REVELS.
THIS YEARS CARNIVAL. Monday next will see the students in ga-yer mood than is their custom
when within academic walls. In trie morning a motley crowd will move off in procession to Cathedral Square, where speeches will be delivered by • their Majesties, " and other notables • from "Warner's balcony. This ceremony ! will take place about ten o'clock. All the latest events of interest will be depicted. One of the star items will be r bicycle race from High Street to the I Square and a scries of movie tests for i aspirants to the screen will be carried | out while the procession is en route. I In the evening : Cheerio" 1 will be presented at the Theatre Royal. Ft is claimed that this is one of the students’ best efforts- three acts of a ju- • dicious mixture of humorous dialogue. catchy choruses and dancing. Several j talented principals have been secured, ; including Messrs P. D. Hall. P. B a r_ rett, F. Marrie. \ L. Hasfaun and C: Drury, Misses M.-Sowden. !N Billchff. | Nancy ! . Gwenedd Barnsdalo ahd i Gwen Bowring. Altogether it should i be one of the brightest entertainments staged by the students for some vears.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17527, 2 May 1925, Page 6
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