An Arist.

For his delightful singing and good stage presence, goes to Martin Liddle much of the credit of giving the production the polish that made it comparable to professional performance.

The six members of the Nozi council played their parts as five good men and and true: and the sixth), was none the less good. The ballets by the Mister Cuthber's and the Tea-ypistes though, naturally, they lacked professional finish, nevertheless set a standard (together with those in "Brave New Zealand") that has not been reached many years in Varsity performances.