The Archive · 1940

Sunday at the Cathay

"The Man Who Wouldn't Talk" is the next Cathay attraction. supported by Prof. Foa, violin, and Mr. Ulistein, cello:

A very beautiful souvenir programme is being produced, the cover design being an engraving of Tschaikow sky on art paper. The programme will contain extensive musical notes, a biography of the great master, specially written by Mr. Mare Greene and portraits of the soloists and artistes taking part in the festival. In view of the heavy expense involved in producing this souvenir programme the number available will necessarily be limited and those attending the performance are advised to secure their programme immediately on their arrival at the theatre.

The French Club has announced that for the convenience of members and guests attending the festival, special dinners have been arranged on all three nights.

It is particularly requested that all members of the audience will be in their seats at 9.15 p.m. Latecomers cannot be admitted during the performance of the opening number and will have to wait until its conclusion.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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