HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE
"WHITE HORSE INN" There was another very large audience at His Majesty's Theatre last night when, the fourth production of "White Horse Inn" was presented. The musical comedy induces a remarkable number of novelties and features of outstanding merit. It is a colourful performance, and the whole production goes with a swing from start to finish, this being in no small part clue to the facilities provided by the revolving stage.. The ballets are a special feature, and th'e music is presented by a cast which is well suited to obtain the best from the many tuneful melodies in the comedy. In particular the singing of Roinola Hansen, Miriam Lester, Herbert Browne calls for special praise, each artist scoring a decided success. Don Nicol, Alfred Frith, Alban Mack. Marie Couan, Daphne Low, Jeanne Battye, Colin Crane and Master Grieves all bear their share of the work effectively, while a special word of praise is due to Miss Leah Miller, the ballet mistress of the company, for the great work in arranging the ballets. The matinee yesterday was well attended, and the performance was enthusiastically received throughout.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22834, 19 March 1936, Page 5
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