THE SCHEMERS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11417, 21 December 1917, Page 4

THE SCHEMERS.

SANDON GIRLS’ CLUB. The proximity of the two headings must not be taken ss indicating that the Sandou Girls’ Club are necessarily schemers. And yet, perhaps, there is something in it, because they are scheming to-night at Bulls, to ease the citizens of much of their loose silver, only they are giving very much more than the value of the money in exchange for it. The “Schemers” is an operetta which combines tho spectacular in beautiful dresses and fine scenery with the ablest vocal ability of the amateur siugers of the distirct, and is, without doubt the most picturesque and tuneful entertainment that lies been shown at Bulls for yeu-s. There is a very large caste, so th t the choruses will have a harmonious rendering and the soloists are also among the most gifted' in the district. Since the first production of the operetta the fame of it has travelled and the company has received pressing invitations to stage it in other towns. No doubt there will be a bumper house to-night, especially as tho Bulls School funds will very largely benefit.