CINDERELLA

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 111, 13 May 1933, Page 16

CINDERELLA

J. C. WILLIAMSON’S PANTOMIME The announcement by J. C. Williamson, Ltd., to the effect that arrangements have been completed for the production here on Tuesday, May 23, afternoon at 3 o’djck and evening at 8 o’clock, of FYank Neil’s up-to-date London Drury Lane pantomime, 44 Cinderella,” will be read with pleasurable anticipation by theatregoers generally and particularly by parents, as one of the outstanding events in the memories of people in all parts of the world is the thrill of thrir first pantomime. Neither money nr time has been spared to make th« present production of 44 Cinderella” the best and most attractive pantomime ever staged in New Zealand. The principal comedian Is Mr. George Wallace, who receives an abundance of opportunities in the role of Buttons for his comedy genius to present itself at its best. The character of the Dame is taken by Mr. Syd. Beck, who is well known to playgoers of New Zealand as an excellent comedian. Miss Josie Melville has been specially engaged for the role of Cinderella, and Miss Dorothy Dewar was brought ©ver from Svdney to plav the part of Dandini. Miss Miriam Lester, who is one of the finest artists who has appeared in this Dominion, will take the important, part of Prinre Charming. The afternoon performance will be exactly similar to the evening repre sentation. A full operatic orchestra is under the direction nf Walter Rev Molds. The box plans will bo opener! It the Bristol Piano Co. on Saturday morning next at nine o’clock.