OPERATIC SOCIETY'S SHOW

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 142, 17 June 1932, Page 3

OPERATIC SOCIETY'S SHOW

"Revuedeville," the ' Wellington Operatic and .Theatrical Society's production in the Town Hall last night, was a distinct success. It was aptly described as an evening of dance, song, and story, these items following each, other in quick succession. The producer 'was Mr. H. Liardet, and the musical director Sir. H. E. Brusey, with Miss Mary Lennie as pianist. The ballets and dances were arranged by Mr. Joe Knowsley. The following , was the programme:—Opening chorus, "Sunny Side of the Street," -company and ballet; sketch, '"Pause," Gretta Stark and Jim Cooke; dance scene, '"Every Sea Hath its Pearls," Baby Witts; sketch, "Eggs," Gretta Stark, Joyce Woodward, Dcnig. Stark, Ray Kemp; song, Mrs. Amy Woodward; sestet, "Correct (from "Our Miss Gibbs"), Jim Cooke, Ray Kemp, Will Jjtmeson, Dudley Alexander, Doug. Stark, Ken. Matheson; humorous chatterlogue, "Sing a Song of Sixpence," Will Yates; sketch, "Calcutta. Sweep," Dudley Alexander and Jim Cooke; ballet specialty, "From the Court of Queen Elizabeth"; song, Mr. Trevor'Thomas; sketch, "Trying a Magistrate," Ray Kemp, Will Jameson, Gretta Stark, Rita Kemp,. Winnie Cooley, Rene Cook, Jim Cook; chorus, "Bend Down, Sister," company and ballet; quartet, "The Unmelodic Four," Jim Cooke, Ray Kemp, Dudley Alexander, Ken. Matheson; song, Mr. Herbert F. Wood; dance specialty, "Staircase Tap Dance," Ruby Bushby and Miriama Heketa; sketch, "Pyjamas," Rene Cook and Will Jameson; song, Mrs. Wilfred Andrews; sketch and dance, "Ghosts," Joyce Woodward, Doug. Stark,% Ray Kemp;-song scena, "The Gipsy Song of Home," Rita Kemp, Joyce Woodward, Winnie Cooley, Gretta Stark, Rene Cook; solo dance, "Valse ■ Lente," Miriama Heketa; character song, Doug. Stark; sketch. "The Indicator." Jim Cooke, Dudley Alexander, Rita Kemp; and finale.