DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20789, 24 February 1933, Page 2

DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT

In the schoolroom -at Holy [Trinity ! Church, Avonside, last evening, - Mrs 'Grace Empson produced, srita'gieat sac-, i cess, the operetta tf music for which was composed, tysw£ Arthur . Lilly, who also "acted'-a.s- : -;,ae-, eompanist. The dances were "arranged by Miss Shirley Johns, and, Hiss VK((a>, Empson and Mr J. A. Sandle were ; responsible for the scenery. ■- ~ • '•-,:■ The following was the, east ■■ %o>: thetraining of which Mrs Empson- had <de-' voted much -time and- ,l.*k'. Queen; Miss Buth Allardj Petronilla, Margaret "(Maid-in-waiting), Jill l!*'e'cflf ;zf2tl3S£i Mother, Miss A. Painter ;> Ealph Lilly;, Stacey; Bogie-Man," Mr'J."' JL SanjiMLittle 80-Peep, Beryl ■Sta<SJy;.- i i l]J!Bjis Muffet, June Stacey j Bed BifSjn'g ] l£o6ii? Joan George; Baby Bunting,Stacey; Puss-in-Boots, Mary.Leeee; ; Jack*; Horner, Grahame "Lilly; Tom the,Btgerß.- ; Son; Da-rid Empson; Jack tae\ttjt*»£ Killer, Morris Lilly; Page% mon and Valerio George; Shepherdesses,' Gloria. Buchanan, Beatrice Siaspson, Bhoda Staples. Gloria Walker, Yale'rie George; Shepherds, o"obn Broom and Gavin Simpson; Dreams, Valerie George and Gloria Walker; Lambs, Cassie Simpson, Joyce Bassett, Margaret Edwardk, Joyce Pope, Jean Levey, Valda Smith,'' and Douglas Smith; Dancer in Prologue, Gloria Walker. The proceeds will be given to the Chureh Mission Fund. ■ '