"THE UNFAIR SWX."
Joseph Cunningham's new English Comedy Company opens a season at the Grand Opera House to-night, commencing with Eric Hudson's fashionable farce comedy, "The Unfair Sex," which ran for two years at the Savoy Theatre, London, playing daily matinees with, a separate comEany. The repertoire of' Mr. Cunningam's company, includes such additional successes as "Eliza Comes to Stay," "The Sport of Kings," and "Outward Bound.' The company to interpret these plays is claimed to be a highly distinguished one, with the celebrated London comedy actress, Miss Zillah Bateman, from the principal West End theatres; starring in association with Miss Henrietta Cavendish, Miss Sylvia Clifton, Miss Beryl Barraclough, Miss Vera St. John, and Messrs. Joseph Cunningham, Frank Bradley, Reginald Newson, Charles Macallum, Claud Carter, Campbell Copelin, and Jack Phillips. The Wellington season will extend over a fortnight, during which the four plays mentioned above will be played. The box plans for "The Unfair Sex" are now open at The Bristol, and day sales are available at the Grand Opera House Confectionery.
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 119, 16 November 1926, Page 5
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