GYMNASTIC DISPLAY.
«> St. Luke's Schoolroom was comfortably filled with an appreciative audience last night, when the Young Men's Club gave their annual musical gymnastic display. The programiae opened with an overture, "Mar tineaux," by the Estudiantina Band, under Mr A. R. Post. The band later on played the selection "B Solitaire." A team of six teen from the Youn? Men's Club, under their instructor, Mr T. H. Harker, gave a. pretty exhibition of dumb-bell exercises, Fourteen young ladies, under their teacher, Miss P. Barnes, contributed two very acceptable items in their wand and ring exercises. Mr D. Rvan gave a comic recitation, and Mr Dykes a comic song. Both were encored. Tho men's class, under tho instructor, did some extension movements very neatly. A squad, consisting of Messrs J. F. Best, C. Hall, A. Needham, R. Thompson, A. Gabi ties, G. Pearce, and H. Hales, gave a good display of horizontal bar exercises, and were deservedly applauded. Members of this Club, under their instructor, Mr Harker, gave an excellent exhibition of maze run ning, club swinging, and pyramids. Masked witli grotesque masks they also gave an amusing itc-m, entitled "La CbmedTe Gym nastique." Miss F. Barnes's exposition of solo club swinging was received with much favour, and deservedly encored. A hori zontal bar performance by Messrs Jewiss and Harker, in which Mr Nortbey acted the part of dummy, was an especially enjoyable item. Miss 'Ethel Webb and Miss M. Thompson were the accompanists.
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