IHBATBE ROYIL, TO-NIGHT.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5488, 23 March 1910, Page 3

IHBATBE ROYIL, TO-NIGHT.

Tile Lyceam Picture Company, anBraced to appear in the Iheatre EoTti tO-night and to-morrow, have W concluded a series c£ lengthy jetton* in the largest centres of the Jtani&jnn and the phenomenal success •cbJev* £1 • certainly attributable to the brilliancy of the latest modem Biograph inventions and the magnificent series of 1910 films secured from Fuller's. Since appearing in Tanranga Messrs Cotdr and Collins have combined rtadeville and variety turns with the pictnrMj and the present combination fa now the strongest on tour. In introducing the phenomenal jnggl'.r •nd balancer, who was imported by Mr Harry Bickar's, and comes direct from Messrs John Fuller and 8on v s vaudeville circuits) the Lyceum Picture Co. certainly deserve every success as IrfVlrto is tpe highest paid artist that has ever appeared outside the centres. In America Levarto was a star tarn under- Hears Klaw and Erlangers management for seven months, and baa appeared several times befoi e Royalty. A description of Levarto's acts i* impossible, juggling with silk hate, umbrellas, balls, real china, crockery, balancing fully laid tables (from the chin) and dozens of intricate and delicate tricks constitute the elevereet acts ever sepn in the coloniei. Levarto will appear twice each evening. Mr Harry Collins and Mr Norman ICenziea will also appear, the whole cg^prising a genuine pro gramme of' up-to-date, novel and interesting iihatfions. There will ba ' aooopfetecoiknge of programme tomorrow night. Don't miss se ing the Ant nighty programme to night.