Rehearsing a duet from the Gilbert and Sullivan Society’s next production, “Die Fledermaus,” are two finalists in the Mobil Song Quest, Jillian Bartram (left) and Diane Low. They are also having a trial fitting of the nineteenth century costumes which will be worn in the production, which will be staged in the James Hay Theatre from September 10-19. All four Christchurch finalists in the Mobil Song Quest, to be held in the James Hay Theatre tomorrow, are members of the Gilbert and Sullivan Society.
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84Rehearsing a duet from the Gilbert and Sullivan Society’s next production, “Die Fledermaus,” are two finalists in the Mobil Song Quest, Jillian Bartram (left) and Diane Low. They are also having a trial fitting of the nineteenth century costumes which will be worn in the production, which will be staged in the James Hay Theatre from September 10-19. All four Christchurch finalists in the Mobil Song Quest, to be held in the James Hay Theatre tomorrow, are members of the Gilbert and Sullivan Society. Press, 4 August 1981, Page 2
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