HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE.
.. A most enthusiastic; audience greeted old and new favourites at the Fuller House last night. Taylor and Summers were warmly received »n thei reappearance, and pleased, all with their Termed humour, songs,; and character' studies. Signor Palmetto was also very popular, and was recalled for his singing of "Like a Dream," and "Star," and obliged with "La Donna c Mobile." The Kennedy Boys executed some neat ■ dancing steps in unison, and other dancers who were favourites were Russell and Frost, in neat ballroom gyrations, and Las Reve-. Dos, whirlwind dancers. .The, Honolulu, Four harmonised, sweetly . with instrument? and voices; Hal,■the juggler, provided ah. hilarious turn hi which clever featr and'burlesaue were blended. Tubby Stevens, diminutive comedian, was one of the favourites, while Mdlle. "Vadje submitted a gracpful modevn-Venus act which delighted. A t.rebk recall was given Otis Mitchell, the banio expert, who also sang and danced, and nrovidfld a really fine turn, which-concluded with community singing. De Wilfred^, xylorjhoivist. completed an jidmivable bill, enhanced by tho orchestral ac.'ompnniineuts of Mr. Fi-ank Crowther and bund.
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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 31, 7 February 1922, Page 3
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177HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 31, 7 February 1922, Page 3
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