RENEE KELLY SEASON.

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 129, 4 June 1927, Page 6

RENEE KELLY SEASON.

„ The final presentation of Lonsdale's delightful play, '-The Last of Mrs Chevney was given by Miss Renee Kelly and her talented company at the Grand Opera Horn- last night. To-night the last play m the repertoire will be presented. This is 'Brown Sugar," described as one of the most intriguing and attractive of th" modern comedies In this Miss Kelly takes the part ot Lady Sloane the exchorus girl married to a scion of nobility, who has, it is presumed, more money than brains, but who has his good ooints all the same Miss Kelly has an'excellent role. She is "coarse, but refined," but in the end she proves to be the most genuine woman in the play. The --ast of characters is-an. exceptionally strong one, and all the members of this talented company appear in congenial roles. "Brown Sugar" created quite a sensation when produced in the large cities of the world. 1 here are many amusing and some dramatic scenes in the remarkably well-writ-ten play. The box plans for "Brown Sugar . are to-day open at The Bristol until 12 o'clock, and after that hour at the Grand Confectionery, where day sales are also made.