ENTERTAINMENTS

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 4 July 1921, Page 5

ENTERTAINMENTS

OPERA HOUSE, TO-NIGHT

"THE CASE OF LADY CAMBER. 4'

Much interest attaches to the fiim Vf r| los °t H ', A- Vachell's "The Case of Lady Camber." This powerful and. well-known play has a distinctive setting—an eminent physician's wrHiua home—and its strong climax is the death of an important patient, Lady Camber and the suspicion that falls upon the nurse, Estner Yorke The. physician, Harley Napier, learns that the nurse has previously known I ord" Camber and his feelings of duty are not lightened by the realisation that he and the nurse love each other. A new nnd nZ eTi ful nar + cotlc Ejays an important, 1 lhe Kuig of the, Circus,*' entitled o/etL the 9A ty'" + wiil also b« screed, together with a two-part comedy, "1 My in the Ointment."