The Archive · 1936

The Last Production

The A.D.C, need have no qualms about the play with which it iswind~ Ing up. an. interesting season the "Lyceum Theatre. With not weak spot in the cast, Martin Vale's thriller was presented on Wednesday night and the perform-nee showed none of those hesita~ tions nnd inequalities which acc: Slonally are to. be noted on a first ight. The play chosen naturally Tent itself to the selection of an international cast_and the combina~ tion of a Russian, a French fand three" British actresses was exceptionally effective, The men were all British but fully deserved their places. in a strong team. It is hol easy for amateurs to hold an audience comprising go many of their personal friends In. presenting a drama which works itself up to. a highly" tragic climax' and it) will Ihave been seen from the review of the fest night's performance that the east were fully equal to their oppor Munities. TE "merit Is adequately recognized the play should draw a Dumper house for its final perform= nee,

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