REPEBTORY SOCIETY

Manawatu Standard, Volume LI, Issue 182, 4 July 1931, Page 4

REPEBTORY SOCIETY

COMMENCEMENT OF ACTIVITIES The rsarlj-iorroed JC.3.r_i—a.r:: Eeperso Sccsesy coaKßesaed sxzzTzzies cr . inurada-x. ?;kz;_ -c-f.i t~.3 Barrie >’i—- "sia.i »re join lie ladies f" an-: G "Half sa Hour." irsg reeds -sr&s sx - agreeable i^rpri*: shs attendance nc: -»* as so den' te the i that ; ? being taiex: In tie movement. 7>» a.,s recessa rfhr .in impre-ised stage r cut there -rere erect Ire f-.is lights az: *2 ■ rangings. vhe> are really in- *; serened It see theatre kss- she Bar- ■‘ rse . esneeca__7 H: fnseresi-srs-r tanning ".nka.l A Is is a sp-leEcidi errs ai n -raise r. arc tbs ; r re persons- people race a —he choke P is Irrci—s as she £0 sttisk —riser's nnT rrlar.ee pla-: arc one realises that C•' si pFc&sHy never le finished, r" There reverses s-sc-h a sarnie. Near.; ;7 feH S?_r=e tsKng pars in sre dinner T ps-rsv episode are kro—n so sre public 22 -Sr sre;r a'tesnpss as arrasecr theasri- ~ cal»'. ons sr.ere scare osiers ne is 1= obriens rrili. do seed —ore in sre rs- , sere of sie Repesorv rxieST—vserr a = - Mis P. Mscran. M Passer. Mr and S - Mrs Mar romerriiie and Mr Zorao. f The action as she sable and ns- until sre me see :ad;=-s ithdresr for sras I - perdod refere reins' foined I 7 shear 2 partners —as decddedlr seed.' Those c> sc-'.-1: pars srere sre 3lls~es Teaie. 'standees. Hancock: 3fesdasr.es Grirr--2_ -la—. B-arress. Potter: Sfessrs Grass, s Paine. ELdns- Ed~arcs. Jackson. “ Zor’B. £o enrsil-e. "In Halt an Host." —rich _ more -.7pied s- Barrie and 1 ’ srhicl —as rasher e'i done. 2 she _ accir.r honours —ere rasher = ' eren;7 distributed. The sherne sras p . Interpreted —fth a considers hie decree 7 of insenrnence. and! sense of she p’47- " ers managed so conven she Barrie at-r.'-'.-er/Le—. 3Er Rare did good -rork .ias Mr Gsrson. she rrarcier.'snd Afiss * Hancock has had lesser roles than shat 2 jet T.acr Lilian. In "Half an Hour” - "ere Misses .Saunders and Hancock; r . Mesdasses Potter end Grimshasr: 5 • 3lessr- noirerriiie. Paine. Grimsha-r.-and Ed—ards. "I In she absence of the Alar-or. Jfr A. E- 31 ar:-: e rd. M r .J. 3itr-a 7. 31. A.. • rice-T>ressdeijt. voiced she r.eed for • : sneh a soc-iesy in she eroding tores card made mention or the more' airshi- ; j t: 2;W she Bepetcrv placers •| jHI one dav accomplish" 3lr* C. T. ta —on ;: —o spe.Ce o'; r:j: s' she i;- rvr i. : The plats cere prepared hr 3fiss • Hancock, and of she "themes -.---ere read hr. 3fi-s .A-ri;or. and 3lrs i Bennett. A;together it r. as a mess ■. ar;sp:c;o;:s opening, and In-d;casite of G performances of r>ls7? :: nos handled £7 the commercial thej atre. There are some intelligent ; i a'*ire mernhe— in the socies7. and in- : te;i;ger.ce i-_ one of the main attri- < buses of a Little Theatre. I