REPERTORY SOCIETY
‘ 1 I.ART'R NU -AT GR 0 V.!v ’ At the. Opera House on Thursday next, March 12, the pubKc will ho given the opportunity of seeing a play that is the choice not only of the Gisborne Repertory Society butalso of patrons of the theatre who requiro not a. drama nor yet. a farce hut something which gives a good sustained and interesting plot combined with w deal of humor- “ Laburnum Grove” which is being produced for the Gisborne Repertory Society by Mists Ellen Mallar is a play which should appeal to- all. The comment of the Daily Herald, London, when the play was prodncod in 1933, was “one of the most entertaining offerings the London stage has given for years” and many other comments by London critics arc to the same effect if not. even more praiseworthy. Those who prefer something with an interesting and mysterious plot as well as humor, will be well caterc-d for. plan is open at Messrs Tattersail and Bnyly’s. Prices are 3v, 2s, and Is.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 12804, 7 March 1936, Page 3
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172REPERTORY SOCIETY Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 12804, 7 March 1936, Page 3
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