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NEW FAME WON RY NEW ZEALAND PLAYERS IN “SAINT JOAN” "THE New Zealand Players must have brought one of the most stirring experiences to the hearts of Dunedin Theatre-goers last night when a full house was carried through the play of the year— Shaw's 'St. Joan.’ Not often are audiences swept into a tumbling cascade of emotion as they were by Richard Campion’s production. Seldom has any” one woman so enthralled people with her sincerity,,grace and diction as . did Edith Campion, a St. Joan of the highest order. [ The play, undoubtedly the best yet produced by the company, was lively and convincing throughout. The highlight of course, was Edith Campion, she made a very important mark for herself and the company in this long and difficult r?le . . . a real, vital and unforgettable performance.” —Evening Star (Dunedin) "Last night at the Dunedin premiere of ‘Saint Joan’ an audience which filled His Majesty’s clapped till it grew weary, then resorted to a solid stamping of feet. The inspiration which originated on the far : side of the footlights carried out to the I audience then flowed back at the final . curtain to bolster the New Zealand Players company as it begins a strenuous tour. Edith Campion playing her first role ; since ‘The Young Elizabeth’ made a • wonderful success of the Maid . . . and °n. ce or twice she almost induced tears; ’ was a fine and moving performance. - To sum up an overall impression, was of good acting and excellent producing and even after the show was over the simplicity and faith of the central figure t remained in the memory witKbut heroics —and with only a little limelight to which she was entitled, Joan last night, found . a place in everybody’s hearts.” —Otago (Dunedift) SAINT JOAN Commencing THEATRE ROYAL Wednesday Evening At 8 WRESTLING ANOTHER FIRST-CLASS WRESTLING WRESTLING CIVIC THFATRF WRESTLING MKATKE. 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