“NICE GOINGS ON”

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 79, 15 March 1934, Page 8

“NICE GOINGS ON”

i To Assist Homeless Children 1 Hastings people will, on Friday 1 evening, in the Municipal Theatre, be f able to appreciate the exact pitch to ’ which Mrs. Herbert Coleman’s company have brought their revue “Nice Goings On” as an evening’s entertaini inent. Audiences everywhere have t given to “Nice Goings On” the ene . thusiastic responses which only a good o show well produced can claim, and the opportunity is again provided for Hastings patrons to judge in what degree s a novel entertainment and an ex'ccl--1 lent’ company combine to satisfy all tastes in entertainment. t “Nice Goings On” is the musical !■ revue of the year—an extravaganza in r two acts. Sparkling scenery, operatic h solos, spectacular dressings, one-act plays, sketches and humour are a few s of the ingredients that have led to its acclamation elsewhere. What, is more, f it is presented as revue: its twentyh seven items follow one another with ’■ siiuh speed and in such a manner that there is not a dull moment in it from v the rise to the fall of the curtain, is ! Booking is now available at Fail’s '' bookshop, and the price of admittance z is 3/-, 2/-, 1/- and school chi’dren half price to all parts of the theatre. The ’’ objei’t for which “Nice Goings On” is being presented is to raise funds for I the Hawke’s Bay Children’s Homes, g ihe company of volunteer players undoubtedly provide fine entertainment and for that reason a large audience is anticipated. a Book Tout