HIS MAJESTY'S.
The last week of the Flying Winskills at the Fuller Vaudeville House is announced. They will submit again this evening their remarkable horizontal bar and trapeze act, which is sensational to a degree. Amonsr the new turns are Beresford and Ronnie, a duo of bright musical comedy people who specialise in clean, wholesome humour; and Pagden and Stanley, who will offer humorous songs and diverting patter. Miss Etta Field, the phenomenally, successful Auckland songstress, ■who receives an ovation nightly, will sing to-nigh.t "Yesterday and To-day"; "Romanza," "Cavalleria Rusticana," "Love's a Merchant," and "Annie Laurie." This talented little lady should go far in the musical world. Others billed to submit new acts are The Harem-Scarem Girls in clever antics in the nursery; Jack and Sadie Trent in "Detective Copp, M.P."; while Sam and Elsie Goldi will be seen in "His Night 'Out." The Darraghs are due for new songs and duets, while de Car the acrobatic waiter and his clever little dog will also appeal. The new bill should be responsible for big houses during the current week.
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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 142, 19 June 1922, Page 3
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