"THE CAT AND THE CANARY."
Quite the outstanding dramatic .success of the year is what is being achieved at the Grand Opera House with the J. C. Williamson presentation of John Willard's "Cat and Canary." Crowded houses have prevailed since' the . inception of this delightful comedy-drama, ■which offers one hundred laughs per thrill. Mr. Garry Marsh, Miss Ailsa Graham, and Miss Jane Sa-vile, each sustain their leading parts admirably, and are ably supported by _ such reputable artists as Sidney Stirling, George Blunt, Reg. Wykeham, Robert Geddes, Miss Isobel Wilford, and Miss Georgia Harvey. The last two nights are advertised.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 129, 28 November 1923, Page 10
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