AT THE LITTLE THEATRE

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 399, 6 July 1928, Page 13

AT THE LITTLE THEATRE

A large audience greeted the opening performance of “Outward Bound"* at the concert chamber last evening. Th© frocklig of the feminine characters did not provide much scope for the exercise of that distinction in dress which has come to be such a characteristic of Auckland amateur productions. Miss St. Clair Whyte was snugly wrapped in a luxurious fur when sho first appeared as “Ann.” and next sh** wore a dainty little draped gown of leaf-gree-n crepe de chine. Miss Daphne Knight for her first appearam*- a decidedly chic black satin wrap, collared delightfully with soft white ostrich plumes. A black hat, with a sparkling brilliant buckle, accompanied her attractive wrap. Later she wore a chic frock of French persuasion, expressed in black crepe satin. Among the audience were; Lady Stringer. Mrs. Tracy Inchs. Mrs. M. M. McCallum. Mrs. 11. E. Gillespie. Mrs. Houghton. Mrs. Biss. Mrs. Coats, Mrs. Goodfellow. Mrs. BartleyBaxter, Mrs. Keeble. Mrs. Finlay. Mrs. Larner, Mrs. P. Graham. Mrs. A. M. Ferguson. Mrs. Whitcombe, Mrs H. Jackson, Mrs. J. Phillips, Mrs. McVeagh, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. H. Wiles, Mix. Mackay, Mrs. and Miss Bright. Miss Tole, Miss D. Farquhar. Miss M. Vaile, Miss Beale. Miss Beryl Houghton. Miss i Vera Ziman, Miss Sommervill, Miss 1 Quayle, Miss Jackson, Miss WLLsPa* .