"CINDERELLA."

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19177, 7 December 1927, Page 2

"CINDERELLA."

AT CALEDONIAN HALL. The old but always interesting pantomime "Cinderella" was produced last evening by Miss D. Rapley in the Caledonian Hall, the proceeds being in aid of the Edgeware and Bryndwr Methodist Sunday Schools. There was a large attendance to witness a very entertaining production. The pantomime was produced in four acts, depicting Bcenes in Cinderella's Cottage, cutsido scenes, and the ballroom. The parts were very well played, Miss Esme Evans giving an excellent characterisation of Cinderella, while the younger children were also entertaining. The dresßeß, the work of Mrs G. Williams, were very charming. The parts were played by the following: Misses Kathleen Matthews, May Trenberth, Daisy Rapley, Ellis Fraser, Marion Evans, Rose Smith, Roma Frattley, Olive Robson, Olive Lawn, Messrs Gordon Smith, Sydney Cheetham, Roy Eraser, H. Instone, A. G. Williams, Lawrence Burson, Terry Yaughan. Fairies and Brownies: Misses Merle Moss, Sina Vallance, Gladys Wallace, Melba Moore, Edna Herrick, Alice Purtle, Betty Vallance, Barbara Barker, Muriel Soanes, Molly Glackin,- Gwen Philpott, Miriam Baker, Edna Holland, Jean Webley, Olivo Burson, Molly Tait, Helen Tait, Ella Marshall, Boris Gray, Helen Barker, Margaret Webb, Rona Hill, Grace McKeniie, Doreen Chinnery, Ngaire Ford, Ngaire Moss, Phyllis Wallaco, Rona Moore. Intermediate girls: Olive Lawn, Jean Collier, Dulcie Coleman, Runs Olliver, Gwen Powell, Joan Webb, Phyllis Williamson, Ethel Southan, Norma Gibb. Senior girls: Rose Smith, Roma Prattley, Olive Robson, Gladys Stewart, Betty Smith, Thelma Carpinter, Doris Toon, Mavis Anderton, Violet Gray, Rua Pope, Eileen Brunt, Molly Clark, Joyce Chamberlain, Clorine Cuddy, Gwen Belcher, and Molly Mallinson.