THESPIAN READING

Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 264, 4 August 1936, Page 4

THESPIAN READING

One of the finest dramas of recent years—“ Love on the Dole,” a grim and moving picture of life in Lancashire in the depression—-was read by the Thespians at their weekly meeting in the Little Theatre, Cuba Street, |aat night. A strong east presented a fine interpretation which was thoroughly appreciated by the large audience of members. Those taking part included: Lenocratc Mountjoy, Elsie Lloyd, Aspasia Edwards, Daisy Render, Louise Christian, Susie Painter, E. R. Render, H. Norman Hannah, J. Simpson, W. Sutherland and G. Aldridge. Stage directions were read by Meg Cimino. WARNING! TO USERS OF PEROXIDE. HOW TO BE SAFE. Peroxide of hydrogen is an invaluable commodity in the home, just as it is indispensable in the medical, world. The greatest care should be taken however, to secure peroxide of hydrogen that is pure, of full strength and free from poisons. To be safe, be sure you get “PROXOGEN,” the new peroxide of hydrogen, made in New Zealand at the Q-Tol-Fluenzol Laboratories. “PROXOGEN” does not contain acetanilide or any other poison. It is guaranteed fresh, medicinally pure and of full British Pharmacopeia strength. Insist ou “PROXOGEN” in striking red-and-black cartons. Two sizes—6oz. 1/6, IGoz. 2/6.—Advt, KNITTERS! JUST ARRIVED. Twelve exclusive styles in dressing jackets, bed jackets, dressing gowns and chic cosy underwear, etc. You will adore these dainty designs. Photos of every garment with full knitting instructions in Specialty Knitting Book No. 35. Send 7d. in stamps to-day to Batons and Baldwins, Box 1441W, Wgtn.—AdvJ-.