PRINCESS THEATRE
The second revue ol the Al. Bruce an< His Rosebuds season will be presented a' the Princess Theatre to-night. It i« eu titled 'The Back-to-Nature dub,' and i ,--acd to excel tiie first production in speed comedy, and a-ko by reason of the start ling bizarre, costumes worn. In this pho also Mr Bruce will have the nervines n his leading comedienne. Miss Mabelle. Mot gan. who was unable to sail from %dn<* in time to appear in the first piece. Mis Morgan's opulent talent is not unknowi to those who have been attending theatre durins the past jwven years. In 1911 sh v.-as heTe as principal boy in the ' Jac and the Jie-vrr-ta'k' pantomime, a-nd cbvi cu/;v her simiinfr, fine stage presence, an assured comedy touch will make a grej difference to the strength of Brace's c!ev« show. The vaudeville will be notable for to reappearance of the popular little rom< dienne Violet- TrcvrriTon and of the elev« English entertainers BruH and Hemsley.
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Evening Star, Issue 16822, 26 August 1918, Page 6
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166PRINCESS THEATRE Evening Star, Issue 16822, 26 August 1918, Page 6
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