"WHITE HORSE INN."

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 307, 28 December 1935, Page 6

"WHITE HORSE INN."

One of the most elaborate P.i' od »\K ever sent to New Zealand is v\ »■ Horse Inn," now entering a highlj cessful season at His Majesty s Iheatie. The company includes Alfred Frith, tttrbert Browne, Ramola Hanson, Mane Ann. Conan, Don Nicol, Miriam Lester; aua Colin Crane. "White Horse Inn na» broken theatrical records in Acleia«j. Perth and Brisbane as presented. W&S" company, and promises to shatter the record of "Rose Marie". m $*"■£% land as a box-office and artistic tnumpn. It was necessary to build out the stage in every theatre where "White Hor»e Inn" is played to ensure the smooth wo» ing of the revolving stage and the lami less presentation of a love story cwiug for lightning changes of setting. *■. undoubtedly the most expensive and spectacular production ever ur°u=i?' ■ . Australia. Huge ballets, and chorees, scenery and properties weighing w j 1500 robes, a ca.st of 120 artists ai i specially augmented staff of technicians, electricians and stage hands, are: some oi the reasons why "White Horse Inn u, startling development in stagecratt. . Auckland dates are December m>January 11, New Plymouth, J«ggK'i£j 14 and 15; Wanganui, January 16, " *■", 18; Palmerston North, January *>, , and 22; Hastings. January 23, <** „,. 23: Masterton, January 27 and a. Wellington, January 29 to ?§£fflSsK Clmstcluuch, February J8 to 20; rn"' 11 "' March 2. 3 and 4; Dunedin. MavchJ,™ 14; and Invercargill, March 16, 17 and a.