"CHARLEY'S AUNT."

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20789, 24 February 1933, Page 8

" CHARLEY'S AUNT."

'A COMEDY AT RADIANT HALL. ;* "Charley's Aunt,." produced by tho Mar- [• Joriof Alexander Committee's company in aid c( iHje A'ursa Maude Sick and Distress fund Bfld 'tins Mnrjoric Alexander JPund, is enjoy--5 Siig i very successful season at the Radiant IfalS. "Charley's Aunt" is a play the success ei which dtpends on the ability of tho permm in tho title rule, and here tho company i* fortunate in that it lias an artist of the citliOr;) of .Mr JJuruard Bceby for the part. ifr iieeby, wiiilo extracting all the humour (rum it, mic'-'ccds also in making it & sound foundation lor tho whole of the comedy. A ii':avy Aili) in allotted to Mr Alan Brown, as Jmk C'hrsncy, but aa is to bo expected, ho- ; ar.quiu himneit admirably. Ur Brown is al- ' •'iuyx thoroughly at home on tho boards, and ' »n Jl<« devout college lover, nevor at u loss j r'i extricuti) himaelf from a seemingly hopoj Um predicament, he }s admirably cast, J K(|uji!ly kuo'l U Mr Harold Sliaw, aa his j /rjflnd, Charley Wycfcham. The part of Kitty V«rd»a i». played charujintrly by Mrs' Guy i fknxenil, v>U<> addi* ona more success to her J almly Wng iiht. A» Any Spettigue, Miss I V**»i Hollander fo «I»o bj»i>pily cast, and I W %ia\t\ng in lbs third set id nn enjoyable litUtUtAn. Ml(i(i Afsnun Hkhurdfion, as Uouna iMtM WAUnil'imt, »nd Miss Mavi.i lUtcbic,. ** iP?'* tM*' , M r > inrost their actios with (r>*iK* .4* Hit VYincfe Clioiricy, -Mr Ocortso \Vtmpinit%Qn itapmttrt favourably, n.i also * w, Bi Mr (JoWh» •» A'r Spettljuo. Mr f'(*|Hn lteyj<» tnUU to his lanroln by his a-twAf work am UrmtHttt, the l>utl<ir.

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