The MAN WHO DID. Amateur Comedy a Success.

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Title The MAN WHO DID. Amateur Comedy a Success.
Abstract/Description Handled capably by a cast of 26 players, the story is modern, frank and amusing. Chief honors go to Miss Beverley Jackson, who played Ann Ashley, the rather sophisticated, but charming, step-daughter of Sir Brutus Blimp, M.P., and Mr James Watt, as Peter Wending, the rakish Australian artist in London. Mr Keith Johns's former stage experience stands him in good stead in the part of the middle-aged Sir Brutus.
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Source The Herald, F.B. Franklyn &​ Co., Melbourne, VIC, 10 September 1855
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Page 6
Date Issued 4 December 1931
Language English
Citation The MAN WHO DID. Amateur Comedy a Success., The Herald, 4 December 1931, 6
Data Set AusStage
Resource Identifier 67762