“THE GREAT MEADOW."
“The Great Meadow” heads the programme at St James’ Theatre, and here is a good supporting programme. “'MIN AND BILL.” The association of two such artists as Mane Dressier and Wallace Beerv In any screen production ensures good entertainment, and there is no disappointment in their appearance together in ‘ Min and Bill,” which will open afr St James’ Theatre on Saturday. A story of the waterfront, “ Min and Bill ” places them in a setting best suited to their type—rough. yet likeable and always entertaining. In this waterfront life there is much that is laughable, plenty that i 3 dramatic and a little that is tragic. Marie Dressier is equal to it all. and provides a study in fine character acting. Her swift-changing moods, her hidden good nature and at times indescribable fury, all are a delight. The box plans are at The Bristol Piano Company.
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Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 143, 18 June 1931, Page 3
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