EVENING PLAYS
ST. MARY'S DRAMATIC CLUB I A delightful entertainment was given last evening by members of St. i Alary’s Dramatic Club in St. Joseph’s ; Schoolroom, Wicksteed Street, which • was filled with an interested audience. I The programme consisted of three | one-act plays of widely different | nature, interspersed with musical selections by a string orchestra of seven players, and a ballet by Miss Muriel Swann’s pupils. The plays were under the direction I of Aliss Victorine Ruscoe, B.A. I (N.Z.U.), L.T.C.L. The first play “Two Naughty Old Ladies,” was well acted by Miss M. Robinson, Miss A. Maloney. Miss L. Bradley, Miss K. .Barry, Mr E. Crutchley. “A Waiting I Game,” a comedy, was the second play presented. The cast, comprised: Mr jJ. Gordon, Mr E. Crutchley, Air J. I Gallagher, Miss M. Cahill. Aliss K. Barry, Miss J. Barry, Aliss M. O'Malley. A different theme was the farce “Have You Anything to Declare?” which was well handled by Mrs R. Dobbs, Misses K. Barry, M. Boulton, AL Robinson. M. Cahill, S. Alilncr’ Messrs B. Carmody, J. Gordon, L. ! Koorey, T. Gallagher and Crutchley. 1
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 279, 25 November 1936, Page 2
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