ACCEPTED AND APPLAUDED NEW CLUSTER OP KILLER STARS. PRO UESS ; TH-EATIU DJ>^U^^r^Bsij / iamia_an(i John Fnllei. , at B.—Every Evening. Direct from England; THE FAMOUS .HAREM AND SOAREM, Premnting ‘A NURSERY NIGHTMARE,’ Song, Dance, Comedy, and a Tumbling Sensation. • Frank ALBER. Gladys Frank ALBER. Gladys Noted Cockney Entertainers: NEWMAN AND WYNNE, VICTOR THE GREAT. Ventriloouial Scena. GLADYS VICTOR, The Charming Sotibretfce. NW and Delightful Songs: BBRBSPOED AND RENNIE. BBRESPORD AND RENNIE. HARTLEY AND WRIGHT. TWO NICHOLS. Direct from Rocord-broaldng Seasons in Purls, London, and New York, BPFIE PKLLOWES, * Australia's Perfect Boy," A Merry Masquerader, IS SHE A BOY? IS HE A GJRLf Tariff: Is, Is 6d, and 2s Cd (plus Govern* merit tax and booking fee). Plan at THE BRISTOL till 5.30, afterwards at JACOBS’S. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Short Season, commencing SATURDAY NEXT, MAY 6, 0. Southwood Presents His English 17 “ QUALITY PERFORMERS” 17 And the World’s Greatest Mimic, NINA GORDON, Favorite Entertainer of E.M, Queen Mary and Royal Family, From Palace Theatre, London, In her Astounding Impersonations of Famous Stage Celebrities, Including MADAME MELBA, CONNIE EDISS, GLADYS MONCRIEPF, ‘ Sir HARRY LOUDER. ALBERT CHEVALIER, and many others. NINA GORDON, The genius of Her impersonation*; nro almost in their likeness. She ! seizes Upon the personality of her subject, end weaves it into her own, so thatin appearance, mannerism, and vocal in*;flection the resemblance is astonishing. NINA GORDON, Supported by 17 "QUALITY PERFORMERS,” 17 Including the Evcr-popular Comedian, LEONARD NELSON, Tho Mon with a Thousand Songs. GEORGE SHARRATT HARRY WEBSTER.,; Comedians, » In Artistic ITogracirao, entitled •A HARVEST OF HUMOR AND HARMONY,’ A Collection of Brilliant Interludes set t® Music. Wonderfully Dressed and Magnificently Mounted. NOTE "Q.P.” POPULAR PRICES for this ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY: Is, 3s, Is (Early Doors Pit la extra), nil prices plus tax. Box Plan at Bristol. He rntra charge logbooking. Secure seats t.nl prevent disappointment. Touring Manager, Victor Beck. .
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Evening Star, Issue 17957, 2 May 1922, Page 6
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