"FAIR AND WARMER."

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18141, 2 August 1924, Page 17

"FAIR AND WARMER."

FIRST PRODUCTION IN CHRISTCHURCH. "Fair and Warmer," to be produced by liio Nellie Brara'cy Dramatic Company at tho Theatre Royal on Tuesday, August I*2-b, is described as 0r.3 cf tlio lunniest iilaj's -mc.p.ir:i':le. It lias nevsr before b:en presented to i- C'ur:stchurcli audience, f.itd keen intrrest is beirjj manifested by the public. Absence lias not lessened the popularity oi iliss Xeilie Bramley, ae. jud.?eH by. the receptions accorded her in Arn.klatid and V. c:lirgton, so that ChristchurcU is expected to ioifov; suit in thai respect, for wherever she 0-ocj this brilliant younx star captivates an, bot'L oh ar.d off the At».?c, with her dchghi--lil persocalitv and charm of manner. Mi«< brailev and tier a.ble little company will be presents! by ilr Wfiliam .Russell iby ajrangemcnt. v.-itk .1. C. Williamson, Ltd.) in the sincut and exhilarating comedy "Fair and Warmer/'' Reviewing In-? play »i ! 1 Auckland iiaper "Miss Bramley, as Blanny AVh»-:<?T," has a role far different from Uiose •n r-hich r.n Auckland audience had seen lois pa,- iic'ilar'v fine emotional »ctress, but she Showed that she was as tood in comedy as 1-, drama, and "was generally de.ighttul, eslieriaHv v.-hsit sb" displays her pretty rages. In" the champagrc-drin'iing scene with 'Hr Ba^tV" 4 ' tnerc arises a truly 'sunning situation.' and sh ■ gets every ounce oi jomedy cut oi the bedroom scene, at no time over-act in?. Box plans are ii The Piano Ccw-:pany.