FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.
WJrths’ Girous was at Adelaide when the last mail left. Business was excellent. * ••• . * Humphrey Bishop, the well-known theatrical manager, whose wife died reoently in France, has just received word of the death from meningitis of his daughter Jean, aged 13 years, at Bordeaux, France. * # * * A German nudist film, “Adv&noing Toward the Sun,” has been banned in France. • • • • “Music In the Air," the new musioal play in Sydney, is rich in melodies, witten by Jerome Kern. These include “ In Egern on the Tegern See,” “ I Am So Eager,” “ The Song Is You” and “One More Dance.” * ' *’ * * At the Repertory Theatre, Sydney, Soott Alexander. Is presenting the comedy, “ Keeping the Patient Alive.” It is a faroe in six soenes. Mr. Alexander plays the part of the patient, and Dorothy 'Purdy the nurse. • 4i 4- V Judith Anderson, the Australian aotress who has been a star in Amerioa for years, is to take the leading femyiine role in Noel Coward’s “Design for Living” when It is taken on tour. ■
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Waikato Times, Volume 114, Issue 19010, 29 July 1933, Page 16 (Supplement)
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