HIS MAJESTY'S. THEATRE.
The Bon Bon Revue Company's offering in the change of programme to be •presented at His Majesty's Theatre this evening ig entitled "Second to None," and from all accounts should prove one of the best of the company's repertoire. The new revue is liberally supplied with scenes, amongst which are "La Carmeacita," an" excerpt from the opera. Don Jose is portrayed by Maurice Jaffey, Michela by May Webster, and the Toreador by William Innes. "Eastern. Nights" is a scene with May Webster as the soloist, and the Bon Bon girls as' slave dancers. "Down in Honolulu" is a languorous scene of the tropics, •in which Molly Hughes •will be the singer, the Bon Bon girls the Honolulu .maids, and the solo dancer, dainty Arline Patterson. "Happy Holland" is another 'production number, in which the ballet are turned into human wheelbarrows, and the climax comes when June Mills arrives in the same position. "Fun in a Barracks Square" is a big comedy scene, in which Robert Roberts takes the leading'part. ' The. dressing and set-ting-are reported to be all that could be desired, and everything points to the piece being a marked success.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 142, 20 June 1927, Page 5
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