“QUALITY PERFORMERS"

Evening Star, Issue 17958, 3 May 1922, Page 7

“QUALITY PERFORMERS"

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pauy of exceptional merit commence their season at ills Majesty's J'ficn.tr''on Saturday eveirng, v, lion .m entertainment <>f nonsind merit !R promised in. 11)0, form de.'-crihod as costume comedy extravaganza., now nil the rage in London and New Verb. All 11)0 lalest successes of costumicoined)' arc pmsmitud in a most da borate manner with smart aiiiyo co.stnines, and lighting elfods, with special features. of ovcli: (.101. and jazz hand, including Hoy Ilrinsdcn, a master trapp drummer, who pos.>esfi'& the largest set of instruments ever loured in Lew Zealand. The first programme to ho presented is entitled ‘A, Harvest of Harmony and Humoi',’ which includes sotue bin, musical numbers, amongst which are a syncopated grand opera itom ' ViM'Ui,’ a unique concentration of famous operas, and n seems, from ‘The Tales of II Nina, (Jordon, from the London I’alaco Theatre, v/511 give her impersonations of famous stftgo rid cirri ties. as presented l>y .Royal command at Buckingham Maco before 11. M. Queen Mary and Royal Family. flood -clean comedy is abundantly provided by three front-rank comedians, among whom is Mr Leonard Kelson, ■whom clever character songs and monolognes have earned him a world-wide reputation. and whose ; ; ncc(»s was so pronounced that lie was enabled to establish, the world’s i.-cowl of being continuously engaged by the '?imo theatrical management for a period cl twelve vears. Among the vocalists is Mr Alieninn J. Morris, who is claimed ter be the world’s greatest, costume comedy tenor. Others are blisses Hazel bnlier, the possessor of a charming soprano voice; Rose Ft/.geralc!, a contralto whoso rich full, notes make her singing always thoroughly enjoyable; and Beatrice Wc-nliam, infizzoSoprano. '.riicro is also a, strong male quartet. The !.mx plans are now 01)01). at Tho Bristol, win re rente may bo }<iserved without extra, charge.