CLICK CLACK CABARET

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 497, 29 October 1928, Page 4

CLICK CLACK CABARET

The Click Clack was thronged with dancers on Saturday evening, when the carnival spirit ran high. Air. Clyde Howley and his versatile Internationals played the brightest music, and was encored many times. Air. Howley’s solo dance was much appreciated. Among those present were: Airs.. Plumiey, tomato chiffon and velvet frock, with tulle relief. Airs. Johnson, cyclamen beaded georgette frock. Mrs. J. Gamble, pink georgette frock, with petalled hem. Airs. Champion, beige lace frock, in bouffant style. Airs. Wooding, cyclamen beaded georgette, with shawl to tone. Airs. Claude Brown, black georgette, with cerise relief. Mrs. De Rix, beige satin and gold tissue, heavily beaded. Airs. Clinkard, beige sequinned georgette frock and posy. Airs. W. England, black georgette frock, with flame taffeta hem. Airs. K. G. Carter, ivory georgette and crystal frock. Mrs. Alacindoe, flame georgette and diamante relief. frock*’ C * Kenny ’ opalescent sequinned

Aliss Edna Ward, royal blue velvet sp?ky blUe tUlIe skirt - with shoulder frock SS th‘po sy° n ’ Pi “ k aPd b!ue ® a « p shouWeL s J p°ray SOn - WhUe Silk froek - "*** Miss Kathleen Hews, nil© green ceor hem 6 ' W ‘ tU diamante Sirdle and uneven PO^ S teimmte£ Warner ' rCd cki «° n a "d wi J th iE pe^nfd r °skir? ame Creps de chinesilve? S i4 ! 2? ander ' P6tUnia Se°r E ette and de^ln^rd y s -SS’face Petal Pi " k se« e ? a^£Ls Ea,m ° n Satin aad frock. 3 £h ° rland - lace over satin greu‘e S3 and e snv?r h rSfef jad6 Ereea Eeor- * - diamantf’reiw’’ cherry Street te and French blaCk s ® or sette and frock S whh d6 neve r n°he,i f l ade Sreen tafCeta diamante”relie?’ metal lame frock with silve? 3 trh^ n fnsT ory CrCPe de chine *** eyclaand'lTU pYv lterS ' black de chine diam?„ t Y 1 ' B S i°raie eaU d<s nil seor Se tto and blue' S taffe'ta S ?eUe'f SO)d tissae fr °ck with blue I % I Ly Melody ' eold tissue fr °ck with georStte B -frocL el ° dy ' peach sequinned et^ 1S a S nd F iac B e r ?Sllf P ° Wd6r Wue seorgbl2? S | OS y lOLaUehlin ' fi sr ured tissue and tffitnfhSFt&FSSvSF* and crepe ap^tXKoir* o "' Creme ,aoe ° y ®r Valentine - pia ' d and siituhe IS fr?ck TOWnSend ' deep blue sa « a and | f r ock. S flame georgette and silver ' S. Coleman, beige top and blue a roc -F> uneven hem. beaded froc£ aShm ° re ' fuchsia a *>d silver cr|Sy&^2sk^S& ,t reteS lte Satin and chS2 S froc°k SSrOVe ' Jade sreen crepe de fro£k S r>arcy Jones, wild rose taffeta

Miss Anne Hynes, apricot crepe de cape 6 and wlllte embroidered fringed Miss H. Hay-wood, shell pink, heavily beaded georgette and oriental lace. m?f ISS * E ' black georgette with diamante relief and shoulder spray. Miss Wigg, jade green taffeta * and sequinned trimming. ,3 iss P -- Fra nKhain. powder blue taffeta and sequinned relief. frock S M ‘ Potter ’ silver and oriental lace Miss E. Fearnley, flame georgette and salver relief. Miss Broadley. creme lace over old gold satin. Miss Helen Jenk», sunset georgette and salve tissue. Miss Jessie Jenks, black georgette with tiny frills on skirt and silver relief. Miss W. Trayes, delphinium blue tarreta and silver trimming Miss C. ..Russell, cyclamen georgette and gold lace relief. Miss D. Flood, flame georgette and lace frock. Miss TV. Wakefield, turquoise georgette frock in bouffant style. Miss C. Blake (Melbourne), moonlight blue taffeta and silver. Miss O’Dell, white beaded georgette frock. Miss T’ascoe. fuchsia georgette and sequinned embroidery.