MUSIC AND ELOCUTION

Waikato Times, Volume 106, Issue 17837, 9 October 1929, Page 5

MUSIC AND ELOCUTION

CAMBRIDGE COMPETITIONS. SECOND DAY RESULTS. (Special to Times.) CAMBRIDGE Wednesday. For the second day of the Dambridge Annual Festival the morning, afternoon and evening sessions were very well attended. The l’ollowihg were the results:— Piano solo, under 1G: Joyce Billing, Te Aroha, 85 —1; Joyce Menzies, Frankton,- 82, 2; Joan Maberly, Cambridge, 81, highly commended. Song, boys under 1G unbroken voices: Clive Boyce, Cambridge, 81, 1; Victor W. Alexander, Horahora, 80, 2. Shakespearean Recital, boys and girls under 1G: Joan Hardy, Cambridge, 84, 1; Ruth Speight, Cambridge, 83 2. Solo, men, any voice: Erie Ewart, Hamilton, 81, 1; Gerard Peters Cambridge 79 2. 1 Shakespearean Recital, ladies: Miss Phyllis Torpy, Hamilton, 1; Miss W. J. Ward, and Miss Valeric Lewis tie with 82, 2. Mezzo-Soprano Solo: Miss Adele Bell, Pirongia, BG, 1; Miss Mary Attwood, Cambridge 79, 2; Miss Nellie Walters, Te Aroha, and Mjss Jean Ferguson, Cambridge, each highly commended with 75. Piano Solo, open: Miss Joyce Hewitt, Auckland 89, i ; Miss Phyllis Cato, Auckland, 84, 2. Recital, with musical accompaniment, ladies: Miss Norma Langton, Cambridge, 85, 1; Miss Thora Hardy, Cambridge, 84, 2. Vocal Quartette: Misses Gutry and Penn and Messrs Gutry and Penn, Cambridge, 84, 1. Operatic or Dramatic Solo, ladies: Miss Doris Moore, Auckland, 84, i; Miss Adele Bell, Pirongia, 83, 2. Test Recital, men: Maurice Wilkinson, Cambridge, 167, 1; E. B. Kemsley, Cambridge, 166, 2; A. Klaus, Cambridge, IG4, highly commended. Vocal Solo: Miss Mary Attwood, Cambridge, 85, 1; Miss Edna Stuck, Te Aroha, 83, 2. Recital, men, F. Penn, Cambridge, 83, 1 ; Maurice Wilkinson, Cambridge, 75, 2.