1938-12-21 — Page 23

Wednesday

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"The Three Bears"

Christmas Pantomime

For Children

The 1tle Pantomime for Hong: kong Children, "The Three Boara" which was written and produced by Mrs. O. Womack, opened at the Helena May Institute last night,

The children

enjoy this. though they will find "Sukylocks" blase and somewhat precocious sub- "Goldilocks." stitute for the beloved

will

The grown-ups will appreciate the Fairy (Detty dance of the Dream'

and the lap-

Pestonji), which was arranged by Miss Daisy O'Keefe, dance of Prince Carnival (Alteen I'urves), which was arranged by Mirs Cilover.

Mr. and Mrs. Bear are played by those Hongkong favourlies Mr. V. C. Labrum and Mrs. Winnie Cox.

All the seals for the first two per- formances having been sold, arrange- ments have been made to have a further performance lo-morrow at 5.30 p.m.

The cast as follows! The Policeman

The Carol Singers

T. . towell (V. C. Labrum (Asteen Purves (Vivien Halston (Crista Womack

(Dick Labrum

The Christine Falry.. Suzelte Compton

Mr. Bear

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Alleen Purves Titly Pestonji Daisy O'Kerte.)

The Dream Patty Budge Bonce arranged by Miss Prince Carnival

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ance arranged by Mia Slover

The Lantern Fairy

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and produced by Crista Womack 0. C. Warnacle Mary Brock

CHRISTMAS CONCERT

Garrison Infants' School Entertain Parents

The children of the Garrison In- fants School, Hongkong, entertained their parents yesterday with a 'de- lightful Christmas Concert, the of Belal party present being Mrs. D. O, C. J. McDougall (wife of the Schools), Captain F. Sale (Army Education Officer). and Mrs. Sale, the

Rev. S. Indcliffe, the Rev. K. MacKenzie Dow, the Rev. C. S. Win-

D. and Captain stanley,

Levis Medical Omeer).

The chief item on the proftramme was a play "Dick Whittington" in which the antics of Diel's cat caused a great deal of laughter and pro- longed applause.

Other items on the programme Action included Nursery Rhymes, Songs, Carols and selections by the Percussion Band,

CHRI MAS FESTIVAL

Loloma Kindergarten Entertain Parents at St. Andrew's The Loloma Kindergarten held their Christmas Festival and Christ- mas Party in St. Andrew's Church Hall yesterday when an enjoyable programme was arranged for the en- tertainment of

parents. The

after which the song of

acted their children Bang and favourite nursery rhymes. The Per- cussion Band rendered selections, and after tea there were outdoor or- stanised games, carols and a playlet. Father Christmas brought the func tion to a close by distributing pre- sents to parents as well as the chill- dren.

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CHORAL CONCERT Programme to be Given By Hop Yat Church Choir

A choir recital, to which members of other churches are also welcome, will be rendered by the Hop Yat Choir, at the Hop Yat Church, No. 1 Bonliain Rood, to-day, commencing at 0.15 p.m. The items will in- clude:

"And the Glory of the Lord" (Handel),

"I Am Alpha" (Stainer), "Hallelujah Amen" (Handel), "The Heavens Arc Telling" (Haydn).

"There Were Shepherds" (Giffe), "O Tant My God" (Beethoven), "Hallelujah Chorus" (Handel), "Largo Expressivo" (Pugnani). Other Items will be as follows: "O'er Land and Meadow" and "Angels' Serenade" by Miss Mary Ho (Soprano),

"In Native Worth" by Mr. Ng Pak Chau (Tenor),

"Concerto No. 1 in A minor" by Mr. Ho An Tung (Violin)

"Andante" by Mr. Lee Muk Loong (Flute).

HEALTH AND BEAUTY

The accounts of the Bridge Drive of The Women's League of Health and Beauty, held at the Kowloon Cricket Club recently are to hand, and show a balance of 520 for Prunella's Buliding Fund, after deducting from the capital of $132, the following items: for tea $66, rent of room $15. printing and prizes $31.

at the Club was this year The room Alled to capacity, and next year, it Miss Glover's successor holds u Bridge Drive on the same Unes, I will be necessary to reserve it for ticket holders only.

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