THESPIANS' PLAY.
"NUMBER SEVENTEEN"
Before a large audience last evening the • Thespians produced :J. Jefferson Farjeon's "thriller" play "Number ■Sev.enteen^r-in.: the-Coneer-ti.-Chamber..
" r There'was not much scope:for spectacular, f rocking, there being only two women-players, Miss Constance Bradstock, whd took the part of "Rose Ack;royd/' and" Miss. Ola., Neilsen, who 'played- '"Nora.". ■' . Miss Bradstock, who gave a very convincing performance as the bewildered daughter of a police agent, wore a. smart black costume, with a doublef, ibreasted jacket and a full gored skirt. She wore a shirt blousesand> ; tie, and navy shoes. Miss Neiiserii/'-'who. portrayed the part of a'.'girl^who" acted as "dupe" for a gentleman '-.oi nefarious occupations, wore a very well-cut threepiece suit of brown .and fawn plaid. The three-quarter-length, coat was -worn over, a matching skirt, and dark-brown jumper, hat, and accessories completed a charming ensemble. ,» .■.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 136, 10 June 1937, Page 18
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137THESPIANS' PLAY. Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 136, 10 June 1937, Page 18
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