WORK OF PIERROTS

Taranaki Daily News, 24 September 1940, Page 6

WORK OF PIERROTS

ACTIVITIES PLANNED Proposals that the New Plymouth Pierrots should co-operate with a Stratford committee in organising a patriotic street day at Stratford in November were briefly referred to at a meeting of the pierrots yesterday. No decision about a date was possible, but it was indicated that the pierrots would give full support. Mr. H. Moon was appointed convener of the pierrot sub-committee for Sunday night concerts and a nigger minstrel troupe. It was reported by the chair"1AW.VA\VWWWVW."AV.VAV

tMJH WBi ■> m » ™ — — — — - — man, Mr. K. Ward, that three concerts had been held, the proceeds being £90. The pierrots could start almost immediately with the new raffles, Mr. Ward stated. The major prizes were a motor-car, a section at Vogeltown and a suite of furniture. Others included a wristlet watch, a golf bag, free milk, a chiming clock and free permanent waves. The pierrots' next big effort will be a gala day at Pukekura Park on November 25, the King's Birthday holiday. In the meantime, however, they will hold a street night at New Plymouth on October 4, with a concert party patrolling Devon Street.