MASTERTON GARRICK AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 945, 9 December 1881, Page 2

MASTERTON GARRICK AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB.

The Dramatic Club's ninth performance was fjiv.cn last nvemn«, anil tlioni;h a lonp; wait, took place More lilts commencometil of dm piece, it went almost as smoothly as nil the first occasion, one member hoivevßr requiring little tiinmudiprompting. The rcoont !i(i(li'i"ii to the Club's strength— Jliss Jessie Junes—lias at nnce become a favorite,' her acting being very sood. In the concert, which was cut rather short, Mc«sra- flappand Bish each contributed good'snn»3,. the former comic, and the latter that, very pretty sons, " The Wind that Wafts my Siirh's to Thee,"' wl ieli were greatly .applauded. Hiss Jessie Jones- san« f " Tlif-CpUaw'i^aughter' 1 : very sweetly, and was encored.: B|io,then gave. "Awfully. Aivfill" jn a.oliarmin'g ,i!.'iim&r..lintltlic aceoinuaijiment'iWj'lby^

Beaufort brought the entertainment to a close by singing " The Merry Gipsy Girl," which was encored, and responded to with "If I had a Bean." The attendance wbb, not so good as on the first night, but was equally appreciative, Mrs Palmer contributed very much to the entertainment by her musical abilities, and all who attended tbe ninth performance of the Dramatic Club confess they have witnessed another success of the amateurs.