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GLOUCESTERSHIRE.ALMONDSBURY. ENraETAiNMKN’t.— An enjoyable dramatic entertainment was given at the Village Institute on Thursday afternoon, by the chorister boys of the village church. The piece selected was Thackeray's delightful fairy plaj*, Prince Bulbo,** which deals with the magical effects of a ring and a rose. Under the experienced direction of the Rev. K. Lyon Harrison, the boys bad been very carefully trained, so that they were nut merely word perfect, but several of them repeated their lines with a fair amount of dramatic action. It was unfortunate that the stage was so small, as the movements of the player^ were greatly restrictedthereby, and they had uo chance of displaying theircostumes, which had taken .sonic time to prepare. The cast-—-a long one —included the names of the following boys :—F. Williams, G. lichinuj, A. Kington, b. Ellis, C. Hijiton, II. Uawsey, H. Atwell, €. Brown, 11. Hinton, T. Plnlpott, II. Ellis, F. Woodward, W. Merrett, H. Long, II. Brown, K. Rood, T. Burcombe, W. Hinton, F, Atwell, L, Oxloy, F. Reynolds, J. Williams, A, Clifford, K. Meachiu, G. Haskins, E. Uendy, C. Yaxdley, and B. Reed.
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Bristol Times and Mirror
Bristol, Gloucestershire, GB
Sat, Feb 27, 1897
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