MARGARET BANNERMAN.

Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 85, 20 October 1928, Page 7

MARGARET BANNERMAN.

Miss Margaret Banncrman comes with (he reputation of being one of Loudon s best nnU most popular comedy and dramatic artists, hlic and Anthony Prlnsep's London company will ba presented for the first time to playgoers of Wellington on Saturday evening next in Walter Hackett's brilliant comedy-drama, Other Men's Wives," which was specially written for Miss Bannerman by the author of "Ambrose Applejohn's Adventure." Margaret Banncrman was engaged by the Williamson management for six months only, but the whole of that period was expended in Sydney and Melbourne and an extension of a further six months was recently agreed upon in order that Miss Bannerman might en oy a tour of New Zealand and pay return seasons in the principal cities of the Commonwealth. In "Other Men s Wives, Miss Bannerman receives opportunities to display her genius both as a dramatic and a comedy artiste. Miss Baunermau will be supported by a particularly powerful combination of comedy and dramatic artists, Including the brilliant London actor, Mr. Louis Goodrich, Miss Lily Titlicradgo, Mr. Ellis Irving, G. Kay bouper Herbert Milliard, Miss Kerry Kelly, Arthur Cornell, Tide Bush, and Dorothy Dunckley. The production will be staged on the same scale ot completeness as when presented by Miss Banncrman in London. The box plans open at the Bristol on Wednesday morning next. m