“THE MAN THEY BURIED”

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 935, 31 March 1930, Page 17

“THE MAN THEY BURIED”

CONCERT CHAMBER, WEDNESDAY j A considerable amount of interest I awaits the production of Alan ! r riiev Buried,” Karen bramson s • m-irk-ible plav, which will be presented ibv the Auckland Kittle Theatre Soi cietv at the Concert Chamber, lown i i_i •»11 Anril -. 3, 4 and 5. li ’is a play of entirely difterent dh a. racier apparently to wliat we are |Er« certafn'to^cause ' tlO lt would* not'Se f in the best interests °L'- h trs s ! {„ u ' c h may be said, that in her Comedy i;ict^ro? a r' n me B dic^ SO tSafTbo U bc a ; Ueves that he is condemned to die. He i then wanders around Paris to ad i k i n ds of weird places, meeting a num- : her of weird and interesting people el-Lirvovante, a murderer, a states- ; man. ’a philosopher, a beggar, women of doubtful* character, ana man.v I “; h er« He returns to his home to un- ! oneration of which he has fjttte doubt will he successful. The 1 ,• v the lilav is possibly tlie most ! f'ufurc hi this brilliant | work. | Additions to «lf l . s «?, po giSf<*e aS B S mI i "Ladies- Ko\e u j. io 'include “ Stanley i Fiefds. Ha vid Du rand, Ben Hendricks, i Paul f °F^ D Mhry °Astor is cast in the ! u-miniue lead.