“AND SO TO BED”
TREAT is in store for Wellington theatregoers this month when The Thespians are to present as their first production for the 1937 season “And So to Bed.” the delightful costume comedy of the times of Samuel Pepys. by .1. B. Fagan.
The Thespians can justly claim that they have never failed \ ith a production—a remarkable theatrical record — and all the society's resources are being marshalled Io ensure llie success of this piece. An exceptionally strong cast is engaged, including many wellknown performers: A. I>. Priestley as Samuel Pepys. Warren Toogood ns Charles 11. Zenoerate Mmintjo.v as Mrs. Pepys, Sinclair Ronald as Mrs, Knight, Dorothy Tiinsley, Mary Marsden, Lorna Baxter. Jean Combs. Beth Mapleston. Mavis Manthcl. George Aldridge. Erie Evans-Yonng. B. C. Forgie, R. .1. Larkin, Evan Harrowell. G. S. Lloyd, and Gibson Philp. The play is being produced by D. G. Edwards, with Victor S. Lloyd as advisory director, the stage manager is Myles F. E. Wright, and the property mistresses Isohel Burton and Peggy Lucas
IN-TIN. jiui.. son of lhe famous canine star of silent days, is to be starred by Reliable Pictures in a series of action melodramas, the first being “Outlaw River."
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Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 159, 2 April 1937, Page 16
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