ANOTHER SUCCESS

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 259, 3 December 1929, Page 8

ANOTHER SUCCESS

"THE SUNSHINE GIRL" PRESENTED AGAIN. AN ENTHU SIASTIC AUDIENCE. "Tlie Sunshine Girl," tbe Napier Operatic Society's production, was presented again in tbe Napier Ivlunicipal Tlieatre last nigbt, wben tbere was again a very large attendance of patrons, wbo received tbe iiresentation with enthusiasm. The players were in fine form and tbe evening was a delight for all wbo attended. Tbe prineipal players maintained tbe good impvessions tbey bad made on tbe first nigbt, Alrs F. S. Budd, Afr C. Tidy, Mr E. R. Alurphy anff Air A. E. Renouf providing plentv of bumour, wbile Aliss K. Mullany, Aliss E. Cooke and Afr AI. Liddle were equally effective in tbe straigbter parts. Tbe ballet and cborus work. was a credit to the proclucer, Air Theo Trezise, pretty movements l>eing nicely executed, wbile tbe mass singing was very effective. Tbe frocking and scenery was very well done, tbe valse de fleurs in tbe second act being es-pec-ially effective. Rigbt tbrougb tbe preservation tuneful musie was rendered by tlie society's orchestra under Mr Cedric Wbite, tbis combination plaving no small part in tbe success of tbe offering. At tbe conclusion of tbe progratnme ai^preciation of tbe efforts of the priueipals was expressed in tbe presentation of numerous bouquets and boxe3 of cbocolates. "Tbe Sunsbine Girl" will be presented to-night and again to-morrow, going to Hastings 011 Friday, wbere tbe performance will be to assist in providing funds for tbe Hastings Higb Sebool League.