CATHOLIC DRAMATIC CLUB, TIMARU.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume LI, Issue 50, 17 December 1924, Page 41

CATHOLIC DRAMATIC CLUB, TIMARU.

(From our own Correspondent.) On Thursday evening, the 27th ult., the Dramatic Club, assisted by .friends, gave an entertainment in the Girls' School Hall to the parents and relatives of members, and a few of the parishioners who are preparing the costumes for the club's next play. The Dramatic Club staged, three short scenes — one from Henry V by Mr. P. Cronin, assisted by Mr. D. Crowley; the "Trial Scene" from the "Merchant of Venice" by Messrs. G. Fitzgerald, G. Flett, P. Dickel, J. Crowley, J. Whitehead, B. Dunne, J. Lysaght, and C. Clarke; and a scene from "Conn the Shaughran" by Messrs. R. O'Connor and V. Collins. Songs were well rendered by Misses B. Heehan and K. Dennehy, and Mr. F. Ryan; recitations by Mr. J. McKeefry and Master G. Peirce; and violin solo by Miss Spring. Miss Dennehy accompanied in her usual efficient manner. The capable manner in which the members of the club rendered their parts won the warm approbation of the audience, and reflected great credit on Father Barra, who is training them.