WILLIAMSON REVUE COMPANY.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 85, 11 April 1933, Page 3

WILLIAMSON REVUE COMPANY.

There was a large seats when tho box plans were opened this morning for the first six nights and matinees of "The Laugh Parade," Frank Neil's latest revue, which is to be staged at His Majesty's Theatre' on' Saturday afternoon and evening next. Ella Shields and George Wallace will again be the outstanding artists, and the cast will also include Miriam Lester, Billy Maloney. Maida Jones, Maggie Buckley, Murray and Walton, with the acrobats, the four daring Diabolos, who will make their filial appearances here during Easter week, and Maurice Diamonds team of Australian dancers will be presented in a number Ol new effects. In addition, Frank Neil has engaged the five "Cleveres," whirlwind acrobats, who are to leave for Eng.lnnd immediately after their New Zealand engagement. In "The Laugh Parade" will also be presented Jack Spooner's Savoy jazz band. George Wallace has juet received a number of fclever sketches from his London agent, and in these he will appear on Saturday next. In addition to the new artists, who include Fred Webber, comedian, Mr. Neil brought with him from Sydney some fine scenic and lighting effects.