PATRIOTIC WNTERTAINMENT

Evening Star, Issue 16778, 5 July 1918, Page 6

PATRIOTIC WNTERTAINMENT

The patriotic entertainment to be presented nl Jii.-s Majesty's The; tro tu-morrow iiiteviioc-.'i ai;/J I'vnrb and again on Monday. in rtca-ain to o- cuye-r nd. judging from the interest c-vos.;!. .Miss irielcn Cardhicr has promoted the dtuvt, and has. tuivoled much tone and oacvgy in tins pro partition of wh.it should he one, o’ the finest juvenile performances staged ioeally. The majority of the performers will bo juvenile.:,. but. a monb,;' o! taieidcd performers of more mu‘arc years will el so take part. The programme will cover a wide range of clover offerings, and action will bo the keynote of the proceedings. Charming spectacles arc- promised, something novel in th» direct ion of settings being introduced. Flu marked success of the rehearsals gives Miss (iiml'nor every confidence in the aoiliiy m her pupils to keep faith with the public in the presentation of a first-cla-ss entertainment, itumorous and set".on.-; songs, character sketches, and dances will figure on the programme, while feature items will bo the scene from ' Pygmalion and ffalafc:! ’ (by requesti, ‘ May Day .Morn ’ (chorus), ’The Story of the Bur,bio and the Sunbeam ’ (phantasy), ‘ Sleepy Time' (scene in winch If children will appear), and ‘The Jlnse .Song,’ in which Powers arc represented, and for which c sturnes used in the production of ‘The Mack- Carpet’ in Wellington have come to hand. The box plan is on view at The Bricstol.