HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE.
Miss Daisy Jerome, the vivacious English -comedienne; who appeared at His Majesty's Theatre some time ago, has been engaged for a return season, and will make her re-entry to-night. Since appearing here la*t Miss Jerome has won a high reputation in Australia and New Zealand as a comedienne. Her originality and her - excellent make-ups are only two of her many'- attributes. Miss Jerome is bringing an entirely new selection of song successes. 'The Bletsoe Revue Company will to-night enter into the third week of their season, and produce a new musical comedy, entitled "In Vacation Time." Messrs. Albert Bletsoe, Roy Bene, and Horace Mann all have good parts, and they .will be capably supported by Misses Maud Bletsoe, Ivy Davis, and Carrie Franks. New part-songs will be rendered by the Bletsoe Quartette, and the Radio Ballet will introduce new dances. In the vaudeville 6ection, Armitage and Hine (comedians) will appear for the first time.' Mr. Laurence Johnston and Maud el and jNagel will complete what promises to be an excellent entertainment.
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Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 37, 14 February 1916, Page 3
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