"ROSE MARIE."
When the Wellington Musical Comedy Company takes the stage at the Opera House in its forthcoming production of the popular musical comedy "Rose Marie" theatre patrons will realise that in this city there are artists who can stand comparison with any professional show. After its success in "Rio Rita," when approximately £500 was raised towards the £1.000,000 patriotic appeal, the Musical Comedy Company straight away made plans for its next production, "Rose Marie." Miss Eva Moore, late of the' J. C. Williamson Company, has under her. guidance a very capable and talented cast of principals who will sing and act the exciting plot in "Rose Marie." The play depends a great deal for its success upon its unhalting brightness of scenery and costume, and in this direction the company has spared no expense to give the production a proper setting.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXII, Issue 27, 31 July 1941, Page 12
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