... 6th inst, to a large and ar;reciative audience. A great deal of the E access was due to the efforts of the producer. -dr. Norman Guest, who devoted much attention to the training of the youthful actors. 'I he performance was proof of the efforts made at ...

... woman hiker. A gentleman of Stratford presumably intended fi ior Shakespeare, was a 'difficult distracter to portray, and Norman Guest looked the part better than he spoke it; Maurice Burton and Peggy Smallcombe, in the parts of a man and a woman who come ...

... as Dame Marten, and George 011ereisshaw as Mister Marten, were also satisfactory. The best effort, however, was that of Norman Guest as William Corder. The adjudicator was rather severe in his criticism. He said that when he noticed the play was on the ...