CHORAL HALL.
"SNOW-WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS." j The charming- artlosjne". of youth is the outstanding- feature of the fair.' operetta, "Snow-white and the Sr-von l>.arfs," which was produced ag-ain in the llio:ni Hall i-ast night. It was a delightful prcd'iction that engrossed the attention oi j crowded ho-usa, and the organiser unci conductor, Mr Sydney Butler, d-esexves eve:/ praise for his effort to encourage juvenile talent in. the city. Tne soloista were Missss Olgu Kin.? C. Coatella, Phylis, Dingle, Leta Faulls, Mary Hindle, Jean Martin, and Pfl-ylka Leslie, and Masters Jackson. Wicks, and Machin. The way the 130 childiror. canied out the various tasks allotted- to them was a revelation of what can. be done with youth properly trained. Two more performances of the operetta wild be given at dates to be announced. One of the presentations will be ill the Botanical Gardens.
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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17607, 9 November 1922, Page 13
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