ELLA SHIELDS.
• Miss Ella Shields, the famous young English comedienne, is due; to open* a season'at the Grand Opera House next Monday' ovenina. Referring to her departure for the Dominion, a leading Sydney theatrical writer termed Miss' Shields the daintiest and most popular vaudeville personality that, ever" came out of England. The brilliant little comedienne is supported by a strong combination of popular vaudeville" stars, aiid a big season should result. Included, amongst the supporting' artists are jNlaurice Sterndale, the South African jazz violinist, Nancy Cooke, an English soubrette,' Con Moreni, pantomime dame and dialect comedian,_ the I Three; Thrilling Jacksons, Harko, comedy cartoonist"; Togo, the wonderful little Japanese; George Brooke, an v artistic singer;. .Edward Cahill, a. talented pianist, and Mr. and Mrs.. Tree, who appear In an amazing demonstration of musical mentalism. The season is limited, to five nights, and the box plan is how open at" The Bris-, tol Piano Company.
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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 57, 9 March 1922, Page 3
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154ELLA SHIELDS. Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 57, 9 March 1922, Page 3
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