— Cool Wisdom Books — 1927

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Unresolved possible periodical
OCR text

OEE Sl IRENE ARSE Ma I OR 2S Ser Caen NOMIC ra KOU Sl le

“HH. M.S. PINAFORE”

OPENS ON MONDAY

Continued From First Page.

| duetion and it is certain to run -mooh-
ly from start to finish. The princi-
pals have become arcustomed to each

_ other, they have had wide experience

: in the first three operas and with
stage crew and musicians working
with efficiency a highly successful
production is assured.

The company principals have dem-
enstrated. particularly in “The Bine
Paradise.” that they are people of real
ability and in such a tuneful score as

| “Pinafere” brings they are all out to

| give a perfect performance which will
establish this company in high favor
with the Atlanta public.

While the company was really in
the organization process it gave de-
lightfal perfermances of “The Pink
Lady” and “The Red Mill” and then
swung into one of the real successes of
the season in “The Blue Paradise.”

H Each suecessive offering was done bet-
ter than the preceding one and this
augere well for the production of

’ “Pinafore.”

Mr. Trier. whe will sing “Dick
Deadere,” the old role made famous
by DeWolf Hopper. comes from a suc-
cessful engagement at New Orleans,

fe He appeared to advantage in several of |

| the operas last season, notably in|

i “Robin Hood.” the DeKoven success. |

j Some special dances will be intre=

) dneed in “Pinafore” by Amerique and

) Neville, the graceful dancers who have |

\ seored such a hit here in the other

. eperas. Some special dances also have

- teen arranged for the ballet by ae

+ Morton. |

: Other stars who will have important |
roles in “Pinafore” are Miss Made-

> Viene McMahon, soubrette; Richard

> Powell, Roland Woodruff, John E.:

' Wheeler and Miss Flavia Arcaro. ,

Clip date
1927 (probable)
Clipping type
Stage career
About Neville
Yes
Excerpt
OEE Sl IRENE ARSE Ma I OR 2S Ser Caen NOMIC ra KOU Sl le

“HH. M.S. PINAFORE”

OPENS ON MONDAY

Continued From First Page.

| duetion and it is certain to run -mooh-
ly from start to finish. The princi-
pals have become arcustomed to each

_ other, they have had wide experience

: in the first three operas and with
stage crew and musicians working
with efficiency a highly successful
production is