PUPILS' RECITAL.

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 150, 21 December 1929, Page 7

PUPILS' RECITAL.

Son" aDT d he many ™c -EbbVSn I?. P«£ b y TZ S Uo eroh a c S dt r a! mra T h he- wire* gramme was as follows: A Garden Scene with recitations by Nancy M'Dougall. Irene St'anlev Beverloy; Guise I,la Steele,°MaVis and GUbert Martin, Joan Brans, and Esther Ince; musical monologue, "Rosie's Relations," Betty TUslev • dialogue, "Mother's Blunder," Mrs Horton' i Valmai Hlldrcth; Cladys, Beverley Black: Charlie, Iris Hawkins. Play, "Princess and jthe Swineherd." (Cast: Minnie Akel, Joan I Adams, Betty Plant, Connie Kelly, Betty Tilsley, Owen Good, Mona Perry, Connie Meldon, Dulcie Thomas, Dorothy Good, Joan Gapes, and lily Akel. Recitation, "Beyond the Garden Gate," Betty Plant; musical monologue, "Christmas Bells," Connie Kelly; dialogues, "She Was His" and "The Quarrel " Jean M'DougiiU and Minnie Akel. Recitation "The Doll's Wooing," Iris Hawkins; the fairy' Esther Incc; recitation, "Bref," Alison Whyte The final item, a one-act playlet. "The Wedding lof the Painted Doll." had to be.repeated four times, the Felix Orchestra assisting. The following pupils took part: Red Hiding Hood Mavis Martin; Buster Brown, Betty Plant; Jumping Jack, Connie Kelly; Mamma Doll, Joan Evans; flower girls, Beverley Guise, Isla Steele, and Xancy M'Dougall; bridesmaids, Joan' Adams, Dorothy Good, Jlulcie Thomas, Connie Jteldon. and Lily Akel; the bride, Mona l'erry; page boy, Owen Good; preacher-man. Minnie Akel: bridegroom, Joan Gapes; best man, Betty Tilsley; dolls. Esther Ince. Beverley Black. Iris Hawkins, Valmai Hildreth, Irene Stanley, Jean M'Dougall, Alison Whyte, and Gilbert Martin. Mr. C. Perry was stage manager and. Mr. \V. Kitchener chairman.