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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1960.

Last night's first night

LET'S

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WITH REVERENCE!

ONCERNING the

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which opened last night at the Lake Yew Hall and was performed for our entertain. ment by the Hongkong Stage Club, produced Mary Visick.

By JOHN LUFF

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on Shakespeare which clutter up others whom I will group and the shelves of neudemy say will improve with further Ubraries.

opportunities, and whose pic- First and 1st, he was a strut- sesee on the stage is an na't help feeling that if inly amateur companies, (and ring trouper, a creature of thecouraging factor for the Hong- multe a few professional) would sawdust and the paint; an aeter kong Theatre.

they are writing out good parts for him- unlearn quite a bit 1ght at vehcol, and reason self and his fellows. And as Shakespeare out for themselves, such, he is unsurpassed,.

per- we should get far better formances than we do.

Forget Uus "Swan of Avon"

stuff, and the "Immortal Bard",

Some did not

Fortunately, quite a few of and get down to brea Lacks, the players last night did appear and we should get somewhere. to know this; on the other

For who Was Shakespeare? I hand, a few did not. He certainly was not someone going about writing tion questions to plague students centuries ahead. He would be no subscriber to most of these formidable tome. commenting

examina- Thus it was that the cponing of the play was laboured. The

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The Governor in Council has authorised the construc- tion of two reinforced concrote plers for the use of the new cross-harbour vehicular ferry service be tween North Point and Kowloon City.

Inclined to hom

Richard Sheldon as Lucenilo Wüs adequate while David Kendall-Carpenter was inclined to hom it a bit, David Wong subdued Hortensio, but on the other hand Mr Sweetman could have played down his part somewhat,

WIS

that there

gazetted

The following appointments, transfers, promotions and postings were notified in today's Government Goxatta:

Mr A. T. Clark to be sondor administrative officer.

Mr I. F. MoFest to be educa- tion officer.

Miku, Margaret

to be school mistress,

Dr On Talun-iin to

medical officer.

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