The Archive · 1933

A Theatrical Show

To the Editor of the Dany News" dence' columns of yesterday's issue that "A" does not think my gestion for a benefit performance by professional artistes a feasible your correspondent out, is that cinema owners very heavily for the loan it theatres for revues and thereby resulting in the yield of too. small a profit for charity.

My point is that if we can ex-the show people of our fore. Tost, might clubs and the public ff Shanghai to do their share in aping "with the unemployment problem, T do not see why, cinema owners cannot ce-operate with, them fand loan their theatres at a nominal price. Surely one or two matinees fan be spared one a two-hour stage performance, without theatre ownfers making any loss.

T am glad to learn that there is some possibility of production for the aid of the unfortunates, and hope' that its' producers. will, have ieees in. netting a" handsome profit, with "the ce-operation of performers, theatre owners and the public.

Esorry Shanghai, Nov. 2.

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