Savages Entertain

A capacity house in the War Memorial Hall recently was entertained to the full when the Gisborne Savage Club held its annual Ladies' Night.

Staged in the form of a concert, with musical items spiced by humorous sketches, the night was once again a wholehearted success.

Among the guest artists who performed were the youthful pianist, Richard James, and the star of the "Student Prince", Ray Dalton, of Napier.

Tribal orator Will Keany leads Rangatira Aubrey Harper, pushed in a go-kart by Mike Vita, down the aisle

Life member Bill Bignell, singing the solo of the closing ode....a feat he has performed for many years.

Tribal orator Keany, Rangatira Harper, and past Rangatira Ray Crosby, hold forth.

Savage firemen Neil Caughey, Ian Caie, Noel Oldridge, and Johnny Turbitt in a skit "Fire Ahead"

Musical director Wilfrid Kohn takes a bow. Musicians pictured are Jack Vita (orchestra leader), Frank Jeune and Eric McCulloch.

Legal types John Thorburn and Denis Kohn expound profusely in "Being Judged"

Taking part in the sketch "Kapai te Korero" and Savages Bert Williams, Dion Kohn, Sam Burburgh, Ian Caie, Denis Kohn, Bill Paku, Hugh Isaac

The Gisborne Photo News