“THE CINGALEE”

Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 June 1938, Page 6

“THE CINGALEE”

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CAST. (PRODUCTION BY MASTERTON AMATEURS. For the production by the Masterton Amateur Theatrical Society of “The Cingalee” the following cast is announced: —Hon Harry Vereker (an Englishman who has settled in Ceylon as a tea-planter), Mr John Warham; Bobbie Warren (overseer on the plantation), Mr J. Claridge; four pupils of Vereker on the plantation, Messrs W. McMichael, R. Shaw, G. Donald and Marshall; Boobhamba (an ~ Indian noble), Mr C. E. Rogers; Sir Peter Loftus (High Commissioner and Judge, Ceylon), Mr McFarlane; Myamgah (native servant to Sir Peter), Mr McWhinnie; Chambuddy Ram (a Baboo lawyer). Mr Ray Foster; Nanoya (a Cingalese girl) Miss Bebe Francis; Peggy Sabine (London girl), Mrs Dingle; Naitooma (chief tea girl), Miss Y. Ruby; Sattambi, Mychellah, Soome, tea girls. Misses N. Boddington and Z. Pickering. Mrs McJarow; Angy Loftus (Sir Peter's daughter). Miss P. Shearer; English ladies, friends of Angy, Misses P. O'Callaghan, Joblin, J. Evans, W. Young. J. Shearer; Lady Patricia Vereker ta lady of fashion, sister to the Hon Harry Vereker). Miss Edith Ralph; understudies. Nanoya, Miss W. Young; Peggy. Miss Joan Ev-

■The Cingalee" is a musical comedy in two acts. The first scene is laid in Vereker's tea plantation, and the second in Boobhamba's Palace by the Lake of Kandy.