HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE
The big attraction at His Majesty's Theatre this week is certainly the turn staged, by Odiva and her seals, an ani-i----mal act which is as unlike the averager performing animal turn as it is ahead of it, for though a seal is apparently about • as stupid a creature as one might 1" hope •' to find, Captain* Adams and Odiva show very plainly that given the right training it i s very apt and willing.- 'In this" troupe there are singers, dancers, tumblers, and, best of all, a first-rate humorist, a show all by himself, a little fellow who leads the audience in applause, generally at the wrong moment. Un the stage itself the seals are, clever enough, but in their big tank their stunting is wondrously graceful indeed. The popular Stiffy and Mo Company are presenting a new.musical farce, "A Sport"issuance, 1 and the vaudeville section or the bill includes turns by Dora Xi'ndsay (Scotch comedian), Charles O'Mara,' and Anna Burke. ■ The orchestra, undet the direction of .Mr. Frank Crowther, contributes excellent music.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 81, 3 October 1923, Page 3
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176HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 81, 3 October 1923, Page 3
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