Show CLONINGER PUTS ON COMEDY AT LOCAL HOUSE i When Is Inclined towards the lure of the music and the food tood of the he night life lite cafes cates while Hubby Is a loving home-loving body who body who finds the wife wIre of his neighbor Is as neglected neglected neglected neg neg- as he Is Is because her husband husband husband hus hus- band Is also a night owl some comical comIcal comical com com- comI I ical situations are likely to result I and they do In Fair and Warmer I Avery Hopwood's celebrated farce which will be this weeks week's sure fire presentation of Ralph Cloninger and his players at the Wilkes theatre opening tonight It all starts when Lolle wife of Billy and Jack hubby of begin paying too little attention to Billy and decide de decide de- de cide clde to compromise each other and they start In by toying with Billys Billy's home brew wagon Naturally they are discovered by the errant ones and hilariously comical complications complications com- com j ensue Like most of the farces Fair and Warmer has a hilarious bedroom scene which keeps audiences In merry suspense until the ment I Avery Hopwood Is known as the country's best writer of farces He Ile n puts In more sparkling dialogue more unique situations and more more speed to the minute than any other writer Incidentally his characters have exceptionally big roles to mast mas mas- t ter r. r Ralph Cloninger has pas ras pages as as his part but he surprised the theother theother other players by the way In which I he was mastering them Miss 1 Mary Nary Newton also has a smashing part white while Victor Jory and Miss Faria Farm Whitney are not far behind Other players have vital roles Fair and Warmer armer will be presented presented presented pre pre- every night this week with matinees Thursday and Saturday The farce starts with a l laugh ugh keeps the laughter ball rolling roiling during durIng during dur dur- ing the entire performance and sends playgoers away chuckling i over the adventures of ot the people In Inthe Inthe inthe the pIa play A |