"THE ROTTERS."
■■ ■ • ■ — : ~**~ r— - ■■'. M. F. Maltby's famous comedy "The Rotters," which is also being presented for. the first time m, New Zealand, will be introduced m Gisborne ; by the compauy on Monday and Tuesday night, May 31st , and June Ist, at the Opera House. This piece, is admitted to be the most laughable production witnessed for several years. It was first 6taged m London four years ago, and on each of >its three revivals has achieved enormous success. The plot follows the experiences ■of the family of an illiterate self-made man who desires to impress other people witfi the high repute of the members of his household. The situations which arise are described" as screamingly laughable. The company sent by Mr Allan Wilkic will present this very laughable cqmedy, and a real treat is; promised playgoers of Gisborne. The plan of reserves will open at Miller's Corner next Wednesday at, 10 a.m. . ' .
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15223, 22 May 1920, Page 5
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