“CHEER UP”

Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 52, 25 November 1930, Page 3

“CHEER UP”

Encouraged by the successful result of its initial production recently of the revue “Look Whos Here,” the Wellington Musical Comedy and Dramatic Society is promptly before the public again with an entirely new spectacle in the revue, “Cheer U The yevue will embody an nsemble of classical and ballet dgneing, light comedy sketches, bright joyous frocking, and attractive musical numbers. As a special attraction the services have been secured of Chun Quen Tai, who will present a clever and novel turn of Oriental rn a ß* c and mystery. The dancing part of the performance will comprise solo, duos, ballet, and classical numbers. A specialty will be made of the ballet, and patrons are assured of entirely new and clever turns. The comedy sketches have been judiciously selected, with a view to aftordiug lull scope for clever interpretation. An enicient orchestra will be under /he baton of Mr. Ashenden Harbord. The show will open next Thursday evening at the Blue Triangle Theatre, Boulcott Street, and will continue for two following nights.