"Red Riding Hood."

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 14 August 1912, Page 3

"Red Riding Hood."

An entertainment in aid of the Presbyterian Church. We remind the ladies and gentlemen of Helensville that the rising generation of our towi are to give us an idea of their mental and ph3 7sical powers at the Foresters' Hall on Tuesday, August 27th, -when they will give an exhibition of club swinging, Maypole dance and floral march (by request), and alsG that time honoured playlet, so dear to children, entitled "Eedßidine Hood." A good caste of characters have been secured to take the different parte, and there will be 20 little fairies. It is surprising the prowess already shown by the children at the rehearsels, and we can look forward to an excellent evening, It is to be hoped that our citizens will roll up in good numbers, and encourage them in their efforts. Don't forget the date; the pricea aie very moderate Tiz. 2s and Is.