From The Era 13 February, 1929.
At the Green Room Rag to be held at the Queen's Theatre on Sunday evening next, no fewer than eight one-act sketches will be performed. Six of the authors are Arthur Mortimer, Arthur Eldred, F. Morton Howard, Bertram Henson, Cyril Campion, and Austin Melford. There will a dancing and singing duet in which Yronne Aroaud and Gwendoline Brogden will appear; also single turns by Gene Gerrard and Hugh E. Wright. Prologue especially written Percy Greenbank. will be spoken by Henry Caine. Among those who are to take part this gargantuan feast of entertainment are Fred Groves, Clive Hem, John Turnbull, Robert Atkins, Charles Mortimer, Frank Sebastian Smith, Cedric Hardwicke, Hugh Wakefield, Ivor Barnard, Edgar Norfolk, Ronald Squire, Franklin Dyall, Clifford Monison, Sydney Howard, John Kirby, George Carr, Robin Irvine, Lawrence Olivier, Lawrence Anderson. Frances Doble, Jeanne de Casalis, Maisie Darrell, Helena Pickard and Mary Brough.
At the Green Room Rag to be held at the Queen's Theatre on Sunday evening next, no fewer than eight one-act sketches will be performed. Six of the authors are Arthur Mortimer, Arthur Eldred, F. Morton Howard, Bertram Henson, Cyril Campion, and Austin Melford. There will a dancing and singing duet in which Yronne Aroaud and Gwendoline Brogden will appear; also single turns by Gene Gerrard and Hugh E. Wright. Prologue especially written Percy Greenbank. will be spoken by Henry Caine. Among those who are to take part this gargantuan feast of entertainment are Fred Groves, Clive Hem, John Turnbull, Robert Atkins, Charles Mortimer, Frank Sebastian Smith, Cedric Hardwicke, Hugh Wakefield, Ivor Barnard, Edgar Norfolk, Ronald Squire, Franklin Dyall, Clifford Monison, Sydney Howard, John Kirby, George Carr, Robin Irvine, Lawrence Olivier, Lawrence Anderson. Frances Doble, Jeanne de Casalis, Maisie Darrell, Helena Pickard and Mary Brough.