PRINCESS THEATRE
Crowded houses continue to be the order of the day—or night—at the Princess Theatre, where the bill is an exceptionally strong one. The vaudeville first part Is made up of five nicely assorted acts. MacLean and Lee, in their one-act comedy ' Ootsey,' have scored a- distinct success, while Kelly and Drake, in their singing and dancing act, simply "bring down"the house." Walter 0. Mackay puts on an entertaining musical-patter turn. The Haverly revue ' Murphy's Night Out.' which monopolises the second half of the programme, is screamingly funny, Tom Haverly, J. C. O'Neill, mid the rest of the company keeping the show running at top speed from start to finish.
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Evening Star, Issue 16663, 20 February 1918, Page 6
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111PRINCESS THEATRE Evening Star, Issue 16663, 20 February 1918, Page 6
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