POTTED PANTOMIME

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 105, 6 May 1933, Page 18 (Supplement)

POTTED PANTOMIME

NOVELTY AT REGENT In conjunction with the introduction of the “Kid From Spain” programme at the Regent Theatre next Saturday there will be presented a “potted” pantomime entitled “The Enchanted Clock.” ’ This is something which should especially appeal to tho children, but grown-ups will find in it much that will be interesting. Then there is its charm of introducing on the stage the flesh and blood show which has so much appeal these days. Members of Miss Wright’s School of Dancing will be seen in solo as well as ensemble and ballet numbers, and the whole production will bo staged and mounted on a lavish scale. Readers should not overlook “The Enchanted Clock” next Saturday.

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