In this show there was a little bit of everything from hula -hula girls in grass skirts to senoritas in tight-waisted exotic dresses.

To get the evening off to a graceful start was Denise Sugden and Anne Shackleton with a display of ballet. Then in stark contrast was Rita Vickerman who led a small group in the Charleston whilst the youngsters which included Katherine Sutcliffe, Janice Richardson and Joan Naylor firstly playing the part of cupids and rag dolls.

Miss Hobson was not just the dancing teacher but she also made all the costumes. This included the spiders outfit in the little Miss Muffet nursery rhyme which was played by Stella Freeman who for this part needed all her skills as an acrobat.      

The grand finale was in military style with sisters Eunice and Beryl Firth leading by a performance dancing to the hornpipe. This led to everyone else joining in to a varied military style ending.

Looking through the list of other children taking part they  included: Maureen Belcher; Julie riley; Patricia Addison; Lesley Battye; Dorothy Sykes; June Tinker; Christine Addison; Hilary Tyler; Patricia Sykes; Christine Hinchliffe; Susan Jessop; Mary Atkinson; Susan Booth; Pauline Sutcliffe; Judith Conway; Sandra Brooke; Julie Tinker; Ruth Aspinall and Jean Belcher. The stage manager and needing no introduction was Ernest Ainley..

This photograph shows just a few of those who took part in what was another triumph production for Kathlyn Hobson.