INTERNATIONAL VAUDEVILLE.

Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 110, 5 November 1926, Page 11

INTERNATIONAL VAUDEVILLE.

The claims made for the J. C. Williamson International Vaudeville combination have been more than justified by the excellence and variety of the programme, which last evening: delighted another large audience at tho Grand Opera House. Every turn was entertaining, and none went without its share of applause. Tho Monroe Brothers, on their elastic table, produced shrieks of laughter, Hilda Nelson sang pleasing soprano selections, Arthur Pond proved himself a burlesque comedian of unusual quality, and Salerno juggled with amazing facility anything from a table to a set of razor-edged knives. Osborne and Perryer, Cockney impersonators, raised a laugh with every word; Ngaire and Tointon were completely at home in new xylophone selections; and "Leah, Maid of the Mist," mystifies the audience in a disappearing act. Two very fine artists were Brian Lawrence, tenor, and Phyllis Dv Barry, dancer, while the finalists in the beauty contest came in for hearty applause and approval;