AMUSEMENTS.
ALHAMBRA THEATRE. The popularity of the entertainment provided by the Puller firm for their patrons is dearly evinced' by the way in which, from year to year, the attendances keep up. Of late, in particular, the average has been nwTXi tb3.n c> 11 stetmiiocl. wedv 5 s GTttnnft© last creating witnessed by a large and well-amused audience. TbcKrank Brothers are as clever a trick-cycle team as have manoeuvred on the Alhambra stage, and their act is greeted with enthusiasm. The agile, alert little Rowell Sisters are warm favorites, and the Ikons (in their last week) retain their popularity. A host of clever people assist in dispensing the bill. These are Walter Anderson. Jack Hagan. Ward Lear, Phyllis, Ghrystal Ethel Leslie, and Beryl Lvtton. The' programme will be repeated this evening. CZERNY. Czerny drew another good house al the Princess Theatre last evening. His entertainment is varied, bright, and clover, and cannot fail to amuse and entertain from beginning to end. He works Iris illusions cleanly and neatly, and his patter is of the right irresponsible land. An illustrated song and a. series of excel! ent moving pictures at once keep the people amused, and servo to give theconjuvoranm-ment’a respite. Czeiny’s season is only a short one. and the last few n-iuhts of his refined and versatile entertainment are announced. He appears again, tliis evening.
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Evening Star, Issue 12766, 20 March 1906, Page 6
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225AMUSEMENTS. Evening Star, Issue 12766, 20 March 1906, Page 6
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