W.I. DRAMA FESTIVAL

Chronicle (Levin), 8 June 1946, Page 4

W.I. DRAMA FESTIVAL

As the time clraws nearer, keeher mterest is being displayed in the lorthcoffiing annual clraina festival, ! 10 be held by members of the ! Bouthern Wellington Federation of I tlie New Zealand Women's Insti- | uiites. Tickets are selling freely and ; intending patrons are advised that ; doors will be open to holders of I tickets from 7 to 7.30 p.m. On Tuesclay evening, June 11, Levin W J. will present "The Late Miss Cordell," an interest holdnig and heart appealing drama and "All on a Summer's Day," a comedy of the English countryside, while Te Horo W.I. will present Philip Johnson's very fine comedy, ; "Ilullabaloo." On Friday night Otaki W.I. will present an excellent clrama, "Sanctuary," and a very ;good comedy, "Husbands Supplied." Levin W.I. will be staging an enter - taining comedy "Grannies a Hundred." These plays will all be staged in the Horowhenua College Hall. Otaki's session on Wednesday evening, June 12, will comprise a beautiful period drama, "The Tudor Thorns," and a hilarious comedy, "Will Bailey's Crowded Hour," and also the lovely drama, "The Shadow Passed," presentecl by the Te Horo W.I. Otaki's plays will be presented at the Civic Theatre. Mrs. Judith Terry, of Auckland, who is acting as adjudicator, while' new to Levin audiences, is a wellknown personality on the radio and in drama circles throughout New Zealand, and her remarks and advice should prove of great interest to the audience and performers alike. Concession tickets for the two' Levin sessions (3s for two sessions) and 2s per session tickets are obtainable from Mr. Dickinsoh (Moft'att's stores) . and Messrs. Allens, Ltd., while tickets* foi" Otaki's session. may be obtained from Messrs. Edhouse and Baker's shops.