Played in the Dark

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 514, 17 November 1928, Page 22

Played in the Dark

Novel Experiment by Little Theatre Society CASTS FOR TRIPLE BILL A play performed in darkness will be one of the most interesting features of the triple bill which is being presented by the Little Theatre Society for its season beginning on November 28. This will be “Danger,” by Richard Hughes, whose work is causing a good deal of discussion among repertory theatre people at present. Following are the casts for the triple bill: “THE BOY COMES HOME” By A. A. Milne Uncle James Zante Wood Aunt Emily . . Susan Moncrieff McCallum Phillip Roberts Tole Mary Cherry Anderson Mrs. I-liggings Ailsa Hackett “MAID OF FRANCE” By I-Tarold Brigliouse Jeanne D’Arc Ysolinde McVeagh Blanche Beryl Nettleton Paul F. W. Barker Fred . .. John Stewart Gerald .. Harold Haines “DANGER” By Richard Hughes This play will be presented by unpublished caste. “The Constant Nymph” has been revived in London. In addition to Jean Forbes-Robertson as Tessa, Raymond Massey as Lewis Dodd, and Frances Doble, who plays Florence for the first time on the stage, although she

made a success of the part in the film version, Basil Dean has selected a strong company for the revival. Morton Selten, Mary Clare, Madeline Carroll, Harold Scott, and Marjorie Gabain are included in the cast.