HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 115, 19 May 1925, Page 9

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE.

Iho faro provided' by the change of bill at His. Majesty's Theatre last evening was first-class, and every item received the hearty approbation of the large audience. Renda Rudd. a dainty soubretto with a pleasing voice and an attractive-personality, sang a number of tuneful songs and danced very accept «n," v p.opu rf r i tem was that Pies="ted by Victor Burke, who is the posseshLd t "f h b *ant°. ne Voice ' which ™» heard to advantage in "Someone is Sigh- • lhat Tnmble-down^Nook by the Sea." for mot wiTV 0 i"sistent de™*ds iw more. Jistelle Rose a charaetpr ; m pressionist, with an oukandrnTperson" ality and an ability to tell a good story ully appreciated. Cardini display.d " - tonnhing sle.gfit of hand in ntint^lrd,'"py pack of paying S, n ml e ;^ arf- W wa* a' 80«*S. in female impersonations. Keith WilbubtT PeaSf 'with his clevei mime vof and the Altora gave ii clover display of aerial gymnastics. Owing | 0 the late ar and Company were unable to ap pea ,. but :nst Wl b° aCkled t0 tllc Pn>S« e to-

MASCOTS FOR LUCK ; tl^To^ni/^Pn I is t0 "?e held ™ W;d^^ dS-rtChaml,ron pnn«pal features of the ball wil be T? g»°f ma.scots- ™>' emblem of prize Other prizes will be given for arranged, Tutschka's two orchestras h^" ing been engaged, for the occasion. Th« ball is being held in aid of the funds of which has been established for the benefit of -.territorials and Senior Cadets.