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Julius Caesar
The Gisborne Boys' High production of "Julius Caesar" was an outstanding success. Although this was their first Shakespearian play it waa wall handled and should encourage further efforts in this field.
The Battle Scene. From left: I. Langford (Deciua), D. James, R. Ivess (Brutus), K. Lowe (Marc Antony), B. Shanks, D. Jones, W. Callaghan (Cassius), A. Nichol, and M. Richardaon.
P. Thomas as Julius Caesar with producer Mr R. Grono
A. Appleyard, Glennys James as Portia, and G. Sutcliffe
The assassination of Julius Caesar
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