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Savage Club Ladies' Night
The habitual ability of Gisborne to produce amateur entertainers with talent which would not disgrace the professional stage was again demonstrated in the War Memorial Hall recently when the Gisborne Savage Club held their annual ladies' night. A first-class programme was presented with the accent on comedy of a type which filled the hall with laughter, loud and long, interspersed with musical items of a more serious nature from the club's orchestra.
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Stan Vincent leading the Savage Club Male Chorus, members of which were Savages A. Robinson, A. Falconer, R. Sloan, J. Parker, T. Patterson, C. Pettit, R. Emms, J. Turbitt, and I. Caie.
Savages Reg Watchman, Noel Oldridge and Ian Caie in the sketch, "The Miser".
The Installation of the Chairman. From left, Savages R. Watchman (Tribal Orator), J. D. Kinder (past Rangitira), and J. Parker (Rangitira).
Savage "Dianne" Kohn leading the ballet group in the item, "Lovely Hula Hands"