Pat Snoxell given fond farewell at Regent on Broadway
Pallbearers carry Pat Snoxell’s casket to a waiting hearse outside the Regent. Many of the hundreds of shows Snoxell directed were staged there during a theatre career stretching back to the early 1960s, when he put on the region’s first Gang Show through his involvement in Scouts. One myth about Snoxell was shattered too. Recalling his Scouts involvement, for which he received a Queen’s Service Medal, Bob Lissington revealed Snoxell had stepped on stage for a Gang Show in England, before taking his Ten Pound Pom pass to New Zealand to work as a dairy herd tester.
Source: stuff.co.nz