PRINCESS THEATRE
NEW BILL TO-NIGHT. At tho Princess Theatre to-night tho Mimi Diggers will present the third edition of the humorous musical comedy ‘ Mademoiselle Mimi,’ which has proved s.o popular. The piece Is a successful attempt to depict the lighter side of tho war. The third act tells of tho return of the Diggers to Mirni (Lindsay Kemble) —all of thorn unscathed and each bearing a souvenir. In the finale Mimi tells the boys that the armistice is signed, and they sing the farewell song ' Good-bye to Khaki.’ The show is a good one. On the vaudeville side new matter is billed for tho popular Rev. Frank Gorman, Newman and Wynne, and Marshall and Graham. In addition, the debut is announced of Air Arthur Tauchevt, who created the leading role in the picture ‘ The Sentimental Bloke.’ Ho will give a dramatic recital of the more notable scenes from the picture and poem.
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Evening Star, Issue 17698, 27 June 1921, Page 7
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152PRINCESS THEATRE Evening Star, Issue 17698, 27 June 1921, Page 7
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