“A FLORENTINE TRAGEDY"
TO BE PRODUCED NEXT "on by Oscar Wild™ at th* Concert Chamber on Thursday o£ next week 4 much interest. ’ ls Cp ®ati;i s The great combined force nr u and justice underlying the “J'®'- I '* servile merchant Simone it a co ™P le * as to be thought * as the drama develops Th . . * ration of this difficult role tJ"'“lncapable hands of Mr ThL ls -> Ot The part of Bianca. Simone's be played by Mrs. Coralle*?. . te - *1! Kellar, who has plaved ffiii'tf 1 * 7 11 ■ outstanding succoss'in SvJ„ Part *itls Prince of Florence, £p& ' Fryer-Raisher, and Mkria «£ T maid, by Miss Ethel s only players in the story ' So expense has been spared in ing this play a success hTth.® 4 *' vision of the correct settings and ground. an<i hue*. Among the wonderful nr, a Florentine antiques wh ch tv," 1 ? 11 secured with great diffleffitv i*® various sources is a 13th centurv 2? ning chair and wheel, while inti 7 ,p ‘ r " gilt and brass seen in tht ° f tt ' ■will be a delight to those ciate ancient workmanship Mu-h !*' and trouble has been spent in -.E®’ a gorgeous and spectacular .11 in which to present of English blank verse. utiful Wet*
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 371, 4 June 1928, Page 14
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206“A FLORENTINE TRAGEDY" Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 371, 4 June 1928, Page 14
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