"SWING ALONG"
COMEDY AT HI 8 MAJESTY'S _ , The first presentation of the entertaining musical comedy "Swing Along'' will be made to-night by the J. 0, Williamson company at His Majesty'i Theatre. The j>lay has for its setting the Riviera at the height of the season, and is notable for the beauty of the stage decorations. The story tolls of the rivalry between two factions, the Yel- * low Shirts and the No Shirts, and is a c ! d . ver an( * amusing satire on modern politics. George Gee has a humorous role as the leader of the Yellow Shirts party, Maxi Mumrn. Ho is ably supported by a most capable cast, incltid:ng Valerie Hay, Donald Burr, Billie Worth, Percy Lo Fro, Lois Green and William O'Neal. The ballet also has Several attractive and novel numbers. "Swing Along" will be the final production of the season, which concludes next Saturday night. There will be a iinatme® on Saturday afternoon. Details ; - pfbooking Arrangements are advertised.'
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22928, 5 January 1938, Page 14
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