"IF WINTER COMES."
Theatre-goers will have a final opportunity of seeing "If Winter Comes," a dramatisation of the worldfamous book by. A. S. M. Hutchinson, •which has been . attracting large audiences tp ; the Grand Operat House out the week. .
To-morrow night the company will appear in another drama, "The Cat and Aha; Canary,";; which has .proved -very'; 'popular wherever' it has "been played. = There are many dramatic situations in the play, but welcome relief is provided' by several comedy scenes, which are stated to reach a very high standard. Mr. Garry Marsh, who made such a success of the leading role in "If Winter Comes," will be suitably placed, and Miss Isobel Wilford is said to be particularly at home in this production. Other members oi the company are well placed, and altogether the play, which turns on an absorbing mystery, promises to ba a marked success. The box plans are now open at The Bristol.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 125, 23 November 1923, Page 5
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