PEINCESS THEATRE

Evening Star, Issue 17956, 1 May 1922, Page 4

PEINCESS THEATRE

FOUR NEW ACTS TO-NIGHT. The. Harem Sea rein Girls, who recently arrived from Loudon under starring engagement with the Fuller linn, will make their first appearance at the Princess Theatre to-night. Commenting on. their turn, an Australian paper said: —“Their daring agility and iniperviousiiess to injury command the, closest attention and respect. Their acrobatic work is clever, but it is Hie comedy antics and gay irresponsibility of the girls that constitute the crowning merit of the duo. The Harem Bcnrern Girls have just concluded a. starring engagement in pantomime in London, scoring heavily ns the Ugly Sister in 1 Cinderella.’ ” .To-night’s offering will be ‘A Nursery Nightmare.’ Another act of first importance which will open to-night is that of Ffiie I-ellowes, “Australia’s perfect boy.” Miss lellowes is a splendid male impersonator. It is said that in Sydney she walked the streets in boy’s attire and completely deceived a policeman on the beat with waionr she got into conversation. The other incoming acts will he _ Frank and Gladys Albcr, an English pair who ■are real headliners Newman and Wynne, ■London sketch artists; and Victor the Great, ventriloquist. In addition new mailer is billed for Reresford and Rennie, the Two Nichols, and Hartley and Wright.