WELLINGTON PLAYERS.
''The Mother of Judas," to be presented shortly by the Wellington Players, is a play in -two scenes by H. de Zglinitski, and might be described as strong drama. It is powerful in idea and has a swift-mov-ing plot, which calls for some emotional acting; it is the Wellington Players' first attempt at this particular kind of work. The scene is laid in the outskirts of a big town in the south of Spain, and the plot is centred round the hiding, betrayal, and subsequent escape of a political suspect, and the price paid for his safety. A love story is woven very skilfully into the plot. The only two women's parts are played by Miss Alison Kirkcaldie as the girl Conchita, and Miss Elizabeth Blake, who plays the mother of Felipe, the young man who is one of the two centres of the plot. Felipe is played by Mr. Peter Thorpe, and the man in danger. Don Antonio Davilan, by Mr. J. R. Williamson.
A London tram driver, Mr. AY. Bullock, lately took an honours degree in eco^ nomics at London University, " •
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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 101, 26 October 1932, Page 3
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185WELLINGTON PLAYERS. Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 101, 26 October 1932, Page 3
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