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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20099, 1 December 1930, Page 7

Mr Hugh Steyne has joined the Vanity Fair Revue Company at the Sydney Tivoti. He was last in Christchurch with the "Whirled Into Happiness," "Leave It To Jane," and "Primrose" Companies at the Theatre Royal. "Uncle Tom's Cabin" is the next J. P-' Williamson proposition for Australia. Buck and wing: dancing will be a feature of an elaborate production, with • big chorus and bullet-, while negro spiritual and plantation melodies will add colour and realism. The annual Critics* Dinner in London was graced by the presence of Miss Marie Nay, the Wellington actress, who was at the table of the editor of the London "Era." Mr George Gee, the well-known comedian, who was so popular in New Zealand (last in Christchurch with the "Primrose" pany), is to produce a farce in London, with Grizelda Harvey as his leading lady.

SUN-TAN VERSUS SUNBURN. "I'd love to become beautifully suntanned—but sunburn is s demon!" A problem easily solved. Simply start with Q-tol —always—before exposing face and limbs to bright sunlight. A gentle coating of Q-tol applied first, will allow you to enjoy sun-bathing, tennis, or picnicking, with assurance of a lovely sun-tanned skin. —H

The Central Fire Brigade received a call at 1.22 p.m. on" Saturday to 3, Patten street, where a hedge had caught on fire. They had no difficulty in suppressing the outbreak.