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"South Pacific"
Next Wednesday sees the first performance in the Opera House of the Gisborne Operatic Society's 1961 presentation, Rodgers and Hammerstein's famous musical, "South Pacific". With production by Jack Roderick and a talented cast of local players, the show promises to live up to the high standard of recent productions from the society.
Pictures on these pages were taken by "Photo News" when the entire company went "on location" recently at Tatapouri.
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"South Pacific" will be presented in the Opera House for a season of ten nights and a matinee.
Note. In a caption of Page 36 of this issue, the Lightering Company's tug Tikirau is referred to by mistake as the Harbour Board's Takitimu.
The photograph of Nelson Bros, sand pump on the inside back cover of this issue was made available by Mr Ron Nield, of Bayly Street.
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Ian Story (Lieutenant Cable), Dave Smith (Commander Harbison) and Stan Fawcett (Capt. Brackett), talk with Emile (Bob Moles) on the beach.
One of the nuns (Mrs Osborne) with two of the girls (Carolyn Lyle and Dorothy Harris).
Some of the cast enjoying the sun at Tatapouri, wlile the photographs were being taken.
The graceful native girl with whom Joe falls in love.....Margaret Whitehead as Liat.
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