OUR REVEILLE
OPENS NEXT WEDNESDAY. Tils box plan is now open at the Bristol and, judging by initial rash, the public will he well advise'l to get in early. Tho electrical effects, it is sain, are lo he sotueilmig out <■'. the ordinary, and special have been made with the National Eiectncal Engineering Coy., Ltd., who are giving the illuminations and revolving effects (especially in the cabaret scenes and ‘ Liberty- March') their careful supervision. The production will be supported by a full orchestra under the direction of Mr L. Borrow, late conductor of the New Zealand Divisional Band (England). A special display- of 40 photographs' of the Various ballet?, group?, choruses, etc., taken bv Mr J. Steadman at the Acme Studio, will be on _ exhibition at tile Bristol on Monday. The production will lie produced by 255 ladies and girls, onlv ‘one man taking part' (the producer). " Miss King has been kept very busy designing the headdress. Tire programme for Wednesday will bo a varied one, including marches, ballots, calisthenics, human statuary, acrobatic dancing, whistling choruses, catchy songs, human bar of music novelty, cabaret scenes, concluding with the brilliant stag-? spectacle entitled ‘Grand All Nations’ March’ by 150 performers.
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Evening Star, Issue 17323, 10 April 1920, Page 6
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198OUR REVEILLE Evening Star, Issue 17323, 10 April 1920, Page 6
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