Catty Communications

Export | Feedback | Print
Resource Text: Review
Title Catty Communications
Abstract/Description GOVERNMENT House — especlally little Rosemary — were thoroughly thrilled at the University Dramatic Society's production, "The Thirteenth Chair." Their interest is explained by the appearance of son-and-heir Philip on the stage. With a good deal of coaching, the lad would make a fair amateur, but at present he is far too juvenile in appearance to be a matinee idol, although he possesses a splendid voice. But, really, he and his fellow actors should take a course in the art of "make-up,"
Related Events
  • The Thirteenth Chair, University of Sydney, Sydney Teachers College Hall, Camperdown, NSW, 8 August 1930
Related Contributors
Source Smith's Weekly, Robert Clyde Packer, Sydney, NSW, 1919
Item URL
Page 10
Date Issued 23 August 1930
Language English
Citation Catty Communications, Smith's Weekly, 23 August 1930, 10
Data Set AusStage
Resource Identifier 64462