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lHamllton Operatic Society. Judging by the interest and env ihusiasm displayed at recent meetings lihcre is u sincere desire to revive the . liumllion Operatic Society, Which fl :i'cw yours ago gained a reputation ithroughont New Zeztinnd for the exceliicnrtc of its productions. l i was particularly impressed by the.‘tone ot‘ the discussions, there being a ideterminntion to forget those little things which caused friction in the past. it was recognised that only by l.nnanimit)’. good feeling and enthusilasm was it possible to succeed. | The annual meeting of the society lwiil be held shortly, when definite mrnposals for a resumption of activities gwiil he submitted. it rests with that. smeeting: whether the society will ‘“ carry on.“ :Hnmllton Playbox. i The Hamilton Piaybox will not hold a reading next week, owing to the \\'aikato Winter Show being in I session. lPlay-reading at Winter Show. ‘ i The play—reading competition ati ithe \Vnikato Winter Show promises tO‘ he a very popular feature. ‘ Nine entries have been received, the ,compctitors including the Hamilton: El’iuyhox, ilamiiton Players, \\’.E.A., I'l‘ulhot Players, Eureka Women's In-i istitute, and .\‘awton—Rotokauri W'o-t imen's institute. 3 : Mrs Bartley—Baxter, of Aucklandn twill he the judge. i i The music, eiocution and dancins‘ ‘cnmpeti‘tions have attracted record 611— i ‘itrics, totalling 200 more than last year. ‘ The judges will bez—Elocution, Mrs IBartley—Baxter (Auckland); music, Mr IJohn Tait (Auckland); operatic dune!ing‘, Mrs Tabor—Gregory (Auckland); tnational dancing, .\lrs lan Cameron i (.\lastcrton). ‘ . .W.E.A. Play-reading Club- } On Tuesday evening members of tthe W.E.A. Play—reading Club gave a 'successl’ul reading of "Caesar's \Vlt‘e," fiby \V. Somerset Maugham i The cast, directed by Miss P. Tait, lwas as follows: Sir Arthur Little, Mr :J. ’i‘reiour; Ronald Parry, Mr D. .\ictl)onald; licm-y Pritchard, Mr D. Tait; ‘lticorge Appleby, Mr \\’. Earle; Osman iPashn, Mr P. Nelson; Violet Little, l.\iiss P. Tait; Mrs Etheridge, Mrs P. iNelson; Mrs Pritchard, Miss N. Reid; iMrs Apple-by, .\irs Curling. i At the concluding of the reading the play was discussed by members. “ Death Takes a Holiday " In Auckland. The Grafton Dramatic Club staged "Death Takes a Holiday," by Alberta Unsolin, for two nights recently, under the :iircciion ot‘ itonnlti Howie. .»\ l‘ricmi tells me it was n splendid ploy, exceptionally \\'cll (tour. The singc illili lighting ci'l‘ccls were very tinc. .\‘o I'cwcr iimn lino people saw the ]ii'|}iiiii'iiuil. Among ihc pluwrs \\’{is \\'. J. iiaini‘i—-lnn-itmnoluls, l'ormcrly or llumillon, in llw [ml'i nl' .\injnr \\'lliii'wl. Auckland Operatic Society. v 'l‘hc .~nri .\nmlcur t'lperntit‘ .\‘ociciy \\'ill siziflc "'i'llc .\c\\‘ .\iooii.q prolmliiy illc most succt‘sei'ui (‘fi'ori of. it c famous [mrlncrship ol' (incur linin— Incrstcin nnri Sigmund limnhore‘, in .luno, with ll chorus of tilt! \nicos and iiit‘ i'olio\\iliur c.i.~il--‘ ,lulic ...1.,1. Kathleen .\iniquocn .\i. iicnlmoir .. ... ... ILL, Piii'ht‘i‘ |:.l]|iiliil lui\.li ... . . . llc\ .\‘riyt‘l‘s \‘it-omtn lliimurl .... . ~ thick Sharpe liohcrt ... ..A.. ... . . i‘lrncst Snell }‘ -\l('\:mrlor . .... .. .. imuglns Stark ißcsnc ...... ... . . llohert Fenwick Mitll'lilit‘S ..i ~... .. .. Jack Stokes ‘_.\tnrinnne Timnnoir . lilmlys .\icAneney ,iiuurkcr‘imr oi‘ tororn .. Bl X. Rate {'l‘hc pl‘upi‘it‘ini‘ ... . S. Stephenson‘ | \ (lancer .. i.. .. . Noru ('i‘iinilm‘an‘ il’hillimm .. .... .. . Leslie Russell {liluiiidc immimsie ... .. Edna Craig; itcllmnnr‘rc .. .. Maurice \\‘ilkinson tinpiuin tic qun .. . H. Fisher—Butts: iirunci ..... -.. . . D. I”. Sicpilens‘ Flnn Lawson is proriuccr, and Colin} i.\lusion music dil’crtor. i i Drama Festival in Hamilton. 1 i 'l'ho festival in he held hy ihc Hum-j lilton inninch oi" ihc iiriiish ilrznnn} ,I.i-.2u~- \\ill iulu‘ plncc 111 l July ‘23, ‘3l“, ,Jllli Zili. i ’l'mms i'rnm .‘l \\itic :ii‘tl‘ici imvo cx—i ;I|l'i‘.~.\t'li 111-'ir inlcniion oi" conflicting~ ‘ I New Plymouth Little Theatre. 1 | ’l‘hc \c\\ |'i,\n\ouih I,itllc ’i‘hcztil'c; ”lint-[\- Sm-ici)‘ im» lwcn nciirc in till" r..ulin: and production Hi [this illirinu', thc out ic\\ \\cvits. ‘ \ ‘iriHl' 11.1.\ iu-cn [il'U\ilit‘ll .unl this, :l'cuii} willmm'ml iin- i-i'l'wrlhcntw.» ni' illn- \\m'l‘h "..uioi'». lii-w‘uil} iii" wiw'ili} lit- w-ul " iiil' \\m-l .llili II."
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Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19893, 23 May 1936, Page 21 (Supplement)
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696WITH THE AMATEURS. Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19893, 23 May 1936, Page 21 (Supplement)
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