SIR HARRY LAUDER.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19622, 18 May 1929, Page 10

SIR HARRY LAUDER.

TUB WORLD'S FAVOURITE ! ENTERTAINER. | The BtuUh Isies, America, Canada., South Airica.. India and the Far £a*t, Australia, and New Zealand axe ever ready to welcome Sir Harry Lauder, and he tours thesa countries an a wave of ancceas greater than any I other living artist, and he is {sted as a distinguished man aa much aa the artist. Th.a brief and final tour oi the Dominion i» under the direction of his old friend Mr E. J. Carroll, without whose co-operation the tour would not have eventuated and who has tjouu to endl«#i trouble and expense to ensure that those who will have the honour of supporting; Sir Harry are the beat procurablo and that the public will bo given an eatertMUnient which will appeal to all tastes and satisfy tiio most fastidious Becker of ganuina entertainment. That Sir Harry can end wilt do ao has already been well proven on pimrioua visits and with a new budget of songs, sketches, ami Quaint atones told in his own inimitable way the pnbho may look forward with oonfidenpr to his appearance in Chnstchurch at the Theatre Royal, commencing oa Monday, 27th inet., for a six niithU' Maaon. All of the supporting artists •elected by Mr Carroll and approved of bv Sir Harry are of international fame and include "Tiki" Carpenter, known aa the surprisn packet and who cornea direct from I«oiidoa following a moat successful season; Miss Beryl Went worth, presenting catchy chorus »onjt»; Rupert Ifasel and Elsie Day in a harmonylarity duo; the Boys, jin amasmg comedy acrobatic act with violin plaving of a very high order; a novel ana amusinsr turn is presented bv Don Julian, a Continental cartoonist and lightning sketch artist. Havdn Beck wj'.l conduct a specially selected orchestra. The bo* plans will be open at The Bristol on Thursday next, and patrons art recommended 1o make early reservations.