REVUE HUSTLE

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 73, Issue 115, 17 May 1930, Page 3 (Supplement)

REVUE HUSTLE

I Mr C. B. Cochran is delighted with I his “1930 Revue,” which was produced I at Manchester (says a London paper). IHp said: “It is dangerous to prophesy, but it seems to me to possess all the elements [ to make the most successful revue of my long series. I am particularly fortunate in my principal author, Mr Beverley N.cholis, who seems to combine all the talents. “The music publishers tells me that one of tho songs for which hp did the music as well as the lyrics, “The Little Things You Do.’ is likely to rival in popularity ‘A Song in My Heart,’ by ■ Richard Rogers and Lorenz Hart. His wit adapts itself to revue form—when I say * revue form’ I mean London Pavilion revue form. “My artists rehearsed from Sunday night at 7.30 until 5 on Monday morning, from 8 p.jn. on Monday to 5 on Tuesday morning, and then again from 2 o’clock until 7 o’clock, when they had a hurried meal of bacon and eggs, brought into the theatre. Then they dressed for the performance which started at 7.30. “Miracles happen in the theatre, and the smooth show of last night was one of those miracles,’-*