AMUSEMENTS

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21464, 4 May 1935, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS

ST. JAMES' INAI, PRESENTATIONS OF "SALLY" j an 1 tight -ud up-to-date i ji on uly 'Sally," which is jt u< > ' pudm-cd by the Chrisl i *lu if il Comedy Company, h Jin ntt_d <t St James 1 Theatre 1 1 nrrt co-night The cast is a t • ' ~ t. and -> headed by Irene j'ji /''o. a> S dly, has a part i i nt» icr lduurably. Alfred ii s " would Li expected after •ft - ud in , Gui Bli.ctt and Arthur i s l dL-i/>; the 'a,t five years, i i ill n remedy experience suc<l. I i »u »he dnt of Connie, while -1 Moms returns to comedy after u.fj ful ippedxance as Gas- < le. Cloches dt Cornevlllc." >. n d work of Molly Fowler, il Wilkinson >ind Reg. Lamb is it known in Christchurch; they apn jt Ho it. Mis Tm Brock, and ' ps SheiidorrT. Ken Barron is a newii' 1 and bung, with him the re- .*„.,) i n of being a manly hero. Philp ", I'fuic-Yorke's voice is often heard -er she ail-. The elderly parts of "ichard Farquar and Admiral Trav- < c, iire in thy safe keeping of Huth■>vaiu- Konaldson and Harry Instonc. Speciality dancers who are asso- <. attd with Irene Stone are Rene Ped-'ii.-r, Billy Mills, and Charlie Birch:neld. The presentation is accompanied by a full orchestra, under the director* ot Mr Ernest Jamieson, Miss Imse Stone has arranged the ballets "h d ihe incidental dances, and Mr Uaxi-son Cook has full charge of the production. Tkc box plan is now open at the D.1.C., and day sales may be obtained at the theatre eweet shop and Knight's irjilk huv.