Where you can Help.

This year the show goes on as usual, but a lot of the old familiar faces are missing. To make a good extrav. more is needed than people who can sing and dance. We want men to help with properties—you know, the wooden spear someone drops in the third scene—stage management, distributing propaganda all over town, selling "Cappicades—and helping to write them—helping behind stage, ushering and selling tickets. Women as well decorate these last little jobs, and are also needed to make costumes.

There is more to extrav. than sitting in the gallery watching it run off. You don't know the thrill of watching the actors and wondering if their costumes will stand the strain, or whether the rope supporting one of your old friends will break, till you've worked in production.

Come and give us a hand. All you need is a willing spirit and we'll find a place for you. Get in touch with Kate Ross, extrav. organiser; John McCreary and Marie Best, producers, or anyone who looks at you with an appraising eye, and be in.

You'd be surprised the number of romances that blossom in the dressing rooms too—if you want romance.

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Eddie, we've got a secret. We know who wrote about you and the rabbits!