THE BERLIN STAGE
A DARING PRODUCTION. (Prets Association—Uy Telegraph—Copyright.) BERLIN, March 11. The daring nature of post-war stage productions in Germany led to an outcry by political and organisations, and resulted in Herr Klein, a leading opera producer, being forced to retire from his theatre, Klein now returns to the attack by announcing a new revue entitled “Berlin Without a Chemise-” The critics affirm that Klein has developed a miditv chorus, and now it only remains to disrobe the audience. The Deutsche Zeitung demands that the police should prohibit chemise-less revues. —A. end N.Z. Cable.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19737, 13 March 1926, Page 12
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