ELAINE HAMILL AGAIN.
d Since her excellent work in the a Williamson play "The Shining Hour" l * at Melbourne Comedy Theatre, Elaine : Hamill, the Taihape girl who is fast making a name for herself in Ause tralia, was chosen for the principal :' role of the mother in the Williamson lt presentation of "Sixteen." This play c by Aimee and Philip Stuart was playe ed recently in Wellington by the y Repertory people and was a big sue- ■? cess here by reason of its unusual 1 theme —that of a young girl's antipathy to her step-parent. The first performance of "Sixteen" was given at the end of October, and proved a worthy successor to "The Shining Hour." In supa port of Miss Hamill wer-. Campbell it Copelin, now restored to health after k his serious aeroplane crash; Janet s Johnson, Winifred Green. Leslie Victor. 1- Katie Towers, Lois Green, and Ethel Saker.
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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 112, 7 November 1935, Page 21
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