"CINDERELLA" PANTOMIME.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5354, 10 February 1916, Page 5

"CINDERELLA" PANTOMIME.

TO MORROW NIGHT

To-morrow night, at the Foresters’ Hall. Mr Stanley McKay’s Pantomime Company, under the direct'on of Mr George Stephenson, is to stage for the first time in Pahiatua the popular and fascinating extravaganza. “Cinderella, ’or “I lie Girl Who Put Her Fopt in It.” A rare treat is said to be in store for those who have never seen ties fine production. which is to he put on in exactly the same elaborate manner as it will bo in the Grand Opera House. Wei. lington. about the middle of this month. To those who saw the recent production of “Mother Goose it is sufficient to say .that the same performers will play the principal parts in “Cinderella,” and will be assisted by the full ballet, chorus and orchestra. The quaint acrobatic female impersonator. Sir James Gerald, will be seen in tlie exerutiatingly funny part of the Baron-eSs. and will again introduce his eccentric dancing and clever acrobatic work. The important part of the Baron Oofless. and the father of the Ugly Sisters, is in the capable hands a’’ Mr W ill Ravner.who will also sing a number of the latest patriotic -ongs. Miss Essie Jennings is again the principal boy. and dainty Rosie Coleman the principal girl. * 'Cinderella.” The other roles will be efficiently filled. The wonderful Fredo Brothers are to be seen in marvellous musical acrobatics, while Will sipeerl. the tramp cvclist. and Miss Rubee Raymond, the charming American toe and serpentine daneer. both put on new turns * The plan is rapidly filling, and those who wish to get good seats are advised to book at Moore’s.