FASHION PLATE DANDIES.
The new programme presented by the Fashion Plate Dandies on Saturday night was one that found much favour with the crowded audience. The encores were so numerous that it was a lats hour before the entertainment came to a close. A feature was the charming and artistic {rocking of the ladies of tho company, each of whom was well suited with her costume. The playlet, "The Lost Purse," caused much amusement The parts were taken by Miss Lenore Graham and Messrs. Kingsley, Millar, and Kenny. Miss Graham was most successful in her songs, earning doubla encores. Mr George Tichener also pleased the audience greatly, and had to respond to many encores. He gave "Queer Questions," and took part in' duets with Will Kenny and Syd Kingsley, and with the other members in co-i----certed work. Miss, M. Kutner gave "Sing, Joyoua Bird"; Miss W. Faulknor, "Down Here" ; Miss Renn Millar, "The Blue Lagoon," and Miss Rosar Walton some excellent entertainment at the piano. "All About a Wedding' 1 displayed excellent team work, and the new finale, "Sports." concluded a sparkling programme.
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 14, 17 January 1921, Page 3
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