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row.Margalo GillmoreHere Next WeekAn is amwill 1ConnMargalo Gillmore will be starred in icrs the L. Chamberlain Brown Players' Coinr production of Remember the Day, charg at the Bronxville Auditorium the week Dram of June 29. Miss Gillmore, one of JUI New York's favorite stage personalb culmi ties, a star of Theatre Guild and other event outstanding Broadway productions, ands will be supported by a cast made up Mini; largely of players in the original pro- pjcs duction of Remember the Day this shoe past season. plannThe juvenile lead will be taken by ty bt Walter Elliott, who was chosen for coinn a featured role in Max Reinhardt’s comn postponed Tlie Eternal Road, last projei winter. playgThe occasion marks the debut ol there Dawn Hope of Rye, the daughter of comm Adele Blood Hope, under whose per' Ca sonal supervision the plays are to be girls given here. undeiThe cast includes: Arthur Pierson, leadei Maida Reade, Mary McQuade, Charita childi Bauer, Edna Hagan, Clifford Stallings, July Robert Mayors, Walter Ward, Carter pione Blake, Katherine Bauer, Mae Castle, Park. Buddy Mangan, Robert Bentley, Bruce Recre Adams, Virginia Milne, Ethel Wilson, colon Strelsa Leeds, Calvin Thomas and ed, ; Craig Adams. Carter Blake, stage plans manager of the play in New York, deten will again be associated with the play Westwhen it comes to the suburban theatre, wide According to Mrs. Hope, vice pres' ready ident of the Brown'Hope Company, will which sponsors the Summer season, All choice of the production Remember undei the Day, with a distinguished star board and supporting talent from the origi' West' nal presentation, is typical of the coin' Assoc pany's policy to be followed all Sum' and mer. The play, by Philo Higley and Philip Dunning, was greeted by all metropolitan critics as a masterly and So beguiling portrayal of youthful sor' of ill rows and joys. The authors’ treat' non ment of adolescent life was highly tion praised, and the interpretation given romai by the young people in the cast,— for 1 those same players who will appear gome *gain at Bronxville—received particu' Frank lar praise. George M. Cohan said he Louis considered the play the best he had Ba: seen in ten years and recommended story every man, woman and child to see it. Steve The company will give nightly per' with formances at 8:40 and Wednesday with and Saturday matinees at 2:30. royalhand a
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Bronxville Review
Bronxville, New York, US
Fri, Jun 26, 1936
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