BRITISH DRAMA LEAGUE.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20550, 19 May 1932, Page 10

BRITISH DRAMA LEAGUE.

SUPPORT FOR (from oca owx —MiWitf-'i Mr Geoffrey tary of the British", r]sjj{!gi| writes to the "Era," and refers to the made on behalf ofthe smaller town* and of New Zealand. on foot by Miss ElizabetVtSu lington). - -Taj Almost at tho same Blake's appeal, Mr out, "Sir Barry Jaekgon and speaking of a nimil«» had experienced in fW*,? -j. ing that (jountry with tory company. "It would be a mistake "*tot3i the present suggestion arise**;* failure on the part of~th« Di to maintain their own There are many AnnriihMpf dramatic societies Africa, and India, besides Am exist in Canada and Nfliw-Zeti however true ~ thi*./-rifp| cities and larger toVqjj'"\ Dominions, it is in the more outlying is nothing -comparable foWia ment for rural and "So the present interest the Dominions. iaTftni theatre as an art tised even m thetricts, and also to may be acceptable tot&pse ami lished amateur societies expeeted to welcome-ti penenced man of the .tfcemff from England. latest news and contmenit'ajfji] progress in the Old "It, is a missionary caEfHw if nothing else, shows 'gjniH the British amateur drswHwH and greater results mßjrj|u|p The cost, of each child 'tuMM schools in England was £l3 2s 6d, while'fuSSE cost was £lB 12s. Tn-flafffißj the cost, respectively, fcgSgjj and £lB Is lOd for In fatal and other, last year London a decrease on 1930, Liverpool, and MaaiAiHsi£j£j£ increase.