Bobbie Down

"... are details of the plays presented last Friday and Monday nights, contributed by two critical members of the audience. The first presentation of the evening was a comedy entitled "Bobbie Settles Down" which was very ably produced by Mrs Elaine Peirle who also took the title role and played it admirably. Dawn Cooper, as her rather snob ish -married sister (Agnes Brompton) ..."

"... its members, and friends, at the Assembly Hall, Pier- street. The producers of the plays were Mr. H. F. Humphrey, Mr. J. Ottaway, and Mr. J. Telford. They were, "Bobbie Settles Down," by Gertrude Jennings; "Wire En tanglements,"; and Lord Dunsany's "Cheeso' Miss Moira Tivey's repre sentation of the character of "Bob bie" was an outstanding effort, and she looked charming in ..."

"... Nell Douglas Graham will present her btudente and players In a dramatic costume recital. The pro- gramme will include monologues, grave and gay, two costume plays, a modern comedy, "Bobbie Settles Down," a scene from "The Merchant of Venice," "Mac- beth," and the seldom-played statue scene from "A Winter's Tale." Miss Nell Doug- las Graham will give a short recital of modern ..."

"... Messrs Hugh Hopmsnn, Ken Deane, and J. Engisch. This was fol lowed by "The First Nouell." Mr. Maiden created much merriment with "Caretaker." The programme concluded with a comedy, "Bobbie Settles Down." Bobble (Miss Hoffman) was the In corrigible sister of Mr. Bromptoa (Mr. Percy Wilson). Mr. Clive Hoff mann Was the grave Mr. Phillips ? (a statesman) and Miss Cartwright was ..."