AMATEUR THEATRICALS

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 959, 30 April 1930, Page 14

AMATEUR THEATRICALS

SOCIETY’S ANNUAL MEETING The production of the musical comedy “Florodora” was described at the annual meeting of the Auckland Amateur Operatic Society held last evening, as the most noteworthy of the society’s activities. Mr. W. W. Bruce presided over the meeting, which was well attended. A successful year’s work was reported, and the financial position was shown to be satisfactory. The resignation of the secretary, JVIr. H. Goldie, was accepted. It was resolved not to appoint a new honorary secretary, the incoming committee being empowered to consider a suggestion for a paid secretary. Mr. Bruce, who is retiring from the chairmanship, was elected a life memThe following are the officers for the year:—President, Mr. F. J>rl • vice presidents, Messrs. E. R Paris F J Prendergast. A. AV. Gillies, A'. J. La,..' I\. er ’ ■ P- Ewen. O. Xicliolson. R II Lpton, E. A. Anderson. AA'. AA" Bruce and A. M. Ferguson: Pr. E. C. Maguire and Dr. AA . H. Parkes: treasurer. Air. J. H. Jackson: auditor, Mr. X". A. Duthie: executive committee Messrs J n/r L v ry , r V.' V - Strong, .V. Levien and F. E. de Guerrier.