Ng Women's Club Work For
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rE variety show held by the New Guinea Women’s Club in the Radio Theatre, Sydney, on May 31, was an unqualified success. Territorians who attended voted it the best Club show yet.
The entertainment was arranged by Robert Payne, who also has an excellent voice, and compered by Eric Creighton.
Other artists were Jean Bates, accom panist; Peggy Maguire, who sang and
accompanied herself on her guitar; Ron Lambourne, piano-accordionist; Betty Spacer, soprano; and Allan Moore, a “krazy story teller.” , ..
By the efforts of these artists and the large attendance of Territorians, the Club’s POW rehabilitation fund benefited by the sum of £34/13/6.
Street Stall
A STREET stall, also in aid of the POW fund, will be held in the bal cony entrance of the Theatre Royal on Tuesday, June 29. J. C. Williamson Theatres, Ltd., have been kind enough to grant the Club this facility.
Donations for the stall will be wel comed —they should be sent to the Club rooms, 77 King Street, before the date on which the stall will be held. A gift afternoon will also be held at the home of Mrs. N. Foxcroft, 23 Landsdown Street, Arncliffe, on Saturday, June 16. Guests are asked to bring a gift suitable for the stall. Entertainment will be provided.