FASHION PLATE DANDIES.

Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 18, 21 January 1921, Page 3

FASHION PLATE DANDIES.

The Fashion Plate , Dandies scored another distinct success at the Town Hall Concert Chamber last .evening, when they' introduced a number of new and- up-to-date items. Both in individual and concerted numbers the members of the bright' little company were excellent, and there was not a dull moment throughout the performance. George Titchener and Will B. Keany -were i responsible for most of the comedy work, and very successful, they vwere. The former scored in "Queer Questions" and a Coster sketch, "Won't Yer, Bill?" He was also successful in several patter scenes, in which he had the assistance 'of Mr.: Keany. Lenore Graham is. a delightful commedienne, and her numbers last evening "Johnny Oallaghan" and j" Betty, Come for a Strol!,' 1 were very ' well ,I'eceived. Miriam Ktitnfer was very effective in "Sing, Joyous Bird," and Wyn, Faulkner pleased with her singing of 1 "Down Here", and other ' songs. Renn Millar sang "The Blue Lagoon" and "Childhood Days," and Sydney Kinijsley proved himself a good all-round performer^ Rose Walton, the_ pianiste, also sang a number of attractive songs: A fitting conclusion to the entertainment was a sketch, "The Musical Court,'' in, which all members of the company joined. . ' .- ''.'..,