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Salient. An Organ of Student Opinion at Victoria College, Wellington, N.Z. Vol 6, No. 5. May 5, 1943

Brickbats or Bouquets?

Brickbats or Bouquets?

Non-Stop Revue

Producer: Sgt. Buddy Langman, here to help us.

Music: Bob Vance.

Ballet: Moira Wicks.

Said he, If you are Vestals, it's because you've had no chance—I can see you're all ambitious by the charming way you dance.

Cast: Censored.

Farce

Producer: O. J. Creed.

A portly Roman Senator was sipping his Hock and Rye, when a classic Vestal Virgin caught his educated eye. . . .

Assistant Producer: Ruth Fletcher. Cast: Creed, Borthwick, Robinson, Hefford, Stone, Benge, Cakill, Hereford.

Stage Manager: A. V. O'Brien. Censor: See feature, Battle Behind Locked Doors.

Programme:

Non-Stop Revue presents in rapid succession:

Opening Chorus and Ballet.

"Beer is Best" (Male Trio).

Solo Item (first).

"The Key to Your Flat."

Ballet, female, one only.

"Black Baggage," an alternative to "White Cargo."

Solo Item (second).

O.H.M.S., of special interest to Civil Servants.

Solo Item (third).

Spanish Burlesque (Finale).

Interval.

For this relief much thanks.

Please Note:

  • (a) The order in which the above are to be presented has not been finalised as this goes to press (impressive, huh!). It is, however, probable that the opening chorus will come first, and the finale last.
  • (b) Applications for introduction to freshettes in these shows must be accompanied by character testimonials from Sir Thomas Hunter.

Farce—Election Burlesque.

  • Act I.—A.R.P. Shelter in Parliament Ground.—A Cabinet meeting being conducted under difficult circumstance.
  • Act II.—A Scene of Strife in a Post Office Square.
  • Act III.—Somewhere in the Middle East, Dugouts in a Dugout.