OPERA HOUSE.
I To-aigkt'a now programme will include a | return' visit by thoao popular English entertainers, J. G. Taylor end Dorothy Summers, who proved themselves auch brilliant artists on their last appearanoe. Miss Ircrto, the I clever American comcdienno, will be 6«en in a completely new list of amusing songs, while videau and Xirby will present an original sketch/, "Proposals." Fresh items will I b6 given, by Norton end Forbes, who wiirpresent "The Prohibitionist and the Girl"; Brightie and Carlyon, the popular comedy couple; Otis Mitchell, the talkative ban joist; Enrico Palmetto, the celebrated operatio tenor j De Wilfred, premier banjoist; and the Daxwiniaju), sensational acrobats. To-mor-row will see the first appearance of Bob "White, the whistling Doughboy. Seats may now be waerved at The Bristol.
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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17408, 20 March 1922, Page 9
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