HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 3, 5 January 1926, Page 9

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE.

There is never a dull moment in the latest of the farce* from the Moon and Morris Revue Co.'s store at His Majesty's Theatre, which was presented to a packed house last evening under the name of "Issueß." Described as "a, revue of speed, spice, and sparkle, \ the enow goes from scene to scene with & rapidity which gives the, audience no time to recover from the preceding spasms of merriment. Nell Fleming and the ballet open the ball with the concerted "issue," "Stop It." -Vera Sewell follows with a dancing song, and then the two irrepressibles. Moon and Morris, ponder on the passing of the years in the comedy scena, "How Time Flies." Songs, sketching, dancing—all follow in quick succession. The whole company provides an amusing skit on the difficulties of the producer at rehearsal time, and the "Rum Issue" is a ludicrous study of the happy-go-lucky soldiers of wartime at their favourite pastime of beating the quartermaster. Alex. Kella■vray makes a welcome return in the vaudeville section with new songs of the open road, Estelle Rose has a wide variety of amusing songs and anecdotes to offer, Grace and Keats are delightful entertainers as Pierrot and Pierrette, while the Charleston Jaisz Symphoni'sts, who are entering upon their last week hero, are masters of jaxz music of all kinds. Mr. Frank Crowther's orchestru livens up the programme considerably.