"THE GEISHA."

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 19 September 1913, Page 4

"THE GEISHA."

ATmEiTOWN^HiLIIL.

A crowded house greeted the final production of. "The Geisha/" ,by the MasterfconAmateur TKeatricaliSociety laeto evening, and'the large, auiienca showed its appreciation of ilenfc portrayal of th&* tinuous applause. At. no stage of the pl% was there a* dull moment, th» entire piece going'wi^ k a swing-VwHicli : maintained Ifte interest to itHe'fall of • the curtain. The .principals-played their respective parts greater confidence than om the preceding evenings,, and! the l interpretations would undoubtedly Have done credit to artists of much 1 greater experience and training, rt would be (juito unfair to Individualise- as each': took his or Her almost to perfectim; th» v result being that the presentation of> • the piece Was of an exceptionally higli standard; and' reflects the - greatest - credit on all those-wh'o took .pari and who;, worked so very- liard" to; secureya. ' suoeess of their efforts, f 1 THe ; 1913" • ■ season- of the society will' be- remem- "■ bered as the most successful' Bihceit® inception. Those who> were responsible for the production are also 'trite congratulated,.and'must-feel satisfied 1 •at the very suooessfiil termination' off ''The Geisha" season ihi Mtvsterton..