GREY COMPETITIONS

Hokitika Guardian, 1 September 1931, Page 4

GREY COMPETITIONS

MONDAY’S RESULTS. Dialogue, under 16. Own selection. —Mary McOavin j and Sidney Blank “Beatrice and Benedict" 160pts 1; Edna and Vera Gilmore, “Topsy and Little Eva” 154pts, 2 ; Ethel Taylor and J.an Kyle, "Portia and Nerissa” 151pts, 3. Pianoforte Solo, 12 and under 14 ; (a) "Courante,” \b) "Morceau Elegante —Valerie Nightingale lslpts 1; Jean Duggan 156pt$ 2 • Dunne Roberts 148pts 3. Prepiu’.d Speech, “The' Inflation of 'Currency —Mr M. Daly 85pts 1; Mr A. H. Patterson 81pts 2 ; Mr G. Wallace SCpts 3. 1 Operatic Due, 12 and eve]-.—-Alelva Moss and Lorraine Compton 71pts 1; Nan Darby and Evelyn Mark land 67pts 2; Eileen Rohloff and Edna Armstrong 66pts 3. ■Recitation, girls 6 and under 12 ; ‘‘The All Alone Trce.’-ML Duffy 87pts 1; Vonnie McDonnell 86pts 2; Sylvia Sanders (Hokitika) 85pts 3 “ Recitation, girls 6 and \under 9 ; “Pinkie Purr.”— Jessie Patterson 80pts 1; Mascot Blake 79pts 2; Dorothy Congreve and Kit Learmont 78pts 3. Violin solo, 12 and under 16 ; “Serenade” (Toselli). —-Cecelia Keating 172pts 1; Tessie Me Sherry 17,lpts 2; Ida Clayton I7opts 3. Highly commended: James Herring, Colin Goad (Kumara), Duncan Heinz (Hokitika). Vocal Solo; Men; own selection,— Mr E. Bopte 155pts 1 ; Mr T, Clark 154 pt« 2;- Mv A. Aims 152 pt& 3, Character Sketch, 10 and under 14, Nan Darby (Hokitika) 76pts 1; Ruth Olliver 74pts 2; Grace Inkstci’ (Nelson) “Tndean” 73pts 3, Recitation, girls 12 and under 16; “The Glory of the Garden.”—Pat McGrath 85pts 1; Joan Marr (Westport) 84pts 2; Cecil" Hannan 83pts 3. Recitation, N.Z. Author, under 16. Mavis Bond and Ida McDonald 86pts 1 ; Jean Kyle 85pts 2 ; Nancy McKane Plpts 3. Children’s Action Song.—Cecelia Keating (Teacher), Melva Moss, Claire Keating, and -Marie Casey (pupils), “A. B. 173pts 1. Only competitors. j Barefoot Dance, T 4 and over.—EHa Robertson 77pts 1; Margaret Kerr (Granity) 76Jfpts 2 ; Vivienne Knowles 75pts 3.