PRINCESS THEATRE
Jim Gerald's fourth revue, ‘Oh! Mum!' is one of the most- galvanic- and hilarious productions that, this clever comedian has yet shown us, and is attracting recordbreaking houses to tho Princess Theatre this week. Tho other members of this talented company outer with great, zeal, into tho spirit of the piece, and, altogether, there is a decidedly boisterous at mosphere about this concoct inn. 'there are also a number of captivating songs, whilst the. blithesome trippings of the six Twinklora assist in adding a gay touch to tho proceedings. Heading the vaudeville section are. Miss Alice Hollander tc-ori-tralto) and Mr Arthur Fandford (pianist). They present a graceful turn full of artistic merit, and their offerings tire, highly appreciated. Niblo and Doris fgri ma-c-curs and fantastic dancers), IVill and Linda Newman (feats on monocycles), and Pic and Alf (contortionists) aro the other contributors to the bill. AMY ROCHELLE.
On Monday evening the management will present Miss Amy Rochelle, probably Iho most popular of all Australian stars, known ns ‘‘the girl with the million-dolkr smile and the million-dollar voice," Miss Rochelle has had a truly meteoric cancer in vaudeville and pantomime, and is onn of the most magnetic, artists who ever faced the footlights.
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Evening Star, Issue 18852, 29 January 1925, Page 5
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