PRINCESS THEATRE

Evening Star, Issue 18094, 9 October 1922, Page 3

PRINCESS THEATRE

THREE NEW ACTS. The programme for first presentation at the Princess theatre to-night is one that should pleas©' the tastes of all classes _of patrons. The bill is an extremely varied one. To make debut are two very fine ads —Little Lorn a and Ed. E. Ford. The latter is an Australian comedian, who for many years has been in England, and America, where he has gained a high place in what is known as “big-time” vaudeville. He is said to bo a unique comedy act, his chief asset being his remarkable facial expression, which changes from one phase of comedy to another almost with the speed of light. The other artist to make her debut is Little Lotna. She also is an Australian, and, still in her teens, has already attracted the warm praiso of critics lor her impersonations. She mimics Jennie Hartley, and Daisy Jerome, among other celebrities, in excellent fashion. The other newcomer is Hyman Lenzer, a youthful prodigy on the violin. Other fine acts are promised by Count Filippini (the distinguished Italian operatic baritone), Hirste and Venton, Carlton and Rosslyn, Hector Napier, Belle Mora, and Delavaio and Yockler.