BAN ON ROYAL PLAYS.
QUEEN VICTORIA AS HEROINE
(By Telegraph--Press Assn.-■Copyright’) LONDON, Feb, -1.
•Since King Edward’s accession the Lord Chamberlain’s office has received many inquiries from theatrical agent.' wishing to negotiate plays bi which Queen Victoria is the heroine, but tin ban on their public reprosen rat ion remains rigid. Thirteen plays dealing with this subjeet by Laurence Jjpiusman await permission for English prodnetion, though the latest, “Victoria b’egina;’’ is now successfully playing in New York.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 6 February 1936, Page 6
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