Second Place

"Everything's Just the Same," by Vernon Sylvana, although meeting with the" least favour of the audience, took second place in the judge's favour. The almost complete lack of movement, with the absence of elaborate setting gave the cast every opportunity to show its ability. The part of the man, although particularly difficult in that he was on stage during the entire part of the play, was done extremely well by Ivo Joyce. The secretary, too, was a model of refinement.

The play suffered much in the place it took on the programme. The programme was too long [unclear: for] the majority of the audience who voiced their boredom loudly and says such for the cast that there was no visible indication of having noticed the interruptions.