"Alice in Wonderland" Pleases Audience "Alice in Wonderland" was do-lightfully presented at the Head quarters of the B.W.A. on January 9 by a cast of local children, under the direction of Mrs, A. Michael, chairman of the dramatic section. The performance will be repeated again at 8 pam, to-day and should be very well attended og each scone was delicately and artist tically handled, "Alice" is pay~ ticularly convincing: as portrayed. by Miss Patsy Forshaw; as are the mouse, Mad I
The Mad Tea Party was a hil ious affair exactly as it book, and the Queen went about shouting "Of with His Head" manner that would strike terror into any stout heart, The Trial at Court was a brilliant gathering with all the Court in full array and proceeded under the guidance of the King and occasional interruptions the Queen with great ceremony, The stage settings and costume were excellent and Mrs, Michal jand the cast are to be commended in their interpretation of. the popular child's pi "The cast follows:
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