"WEE” GEORGIE WOOD
A turn full of sparkle and whhusy is presented by “ Wee ” Georgie Wood, I the diminutive juvenile impersonator j,at His Majesty’s Theatre this week, : and ho is finding increased favor with amusement-seekers, A turn of great artistic merit is presented by Marie Lawton, who accompanies her own songs on the harp and piano, whilst Jay'' Whidden is also responsible for an acceptable musical act, his specialty being the violin. Frank’s canine statuary is another meritorious item on the hill. Neil M'Kay, a Scottish comedian with a wondrous fund of exhilarating Caledonian stories, is one of the favorites. Billy Maloney (songs), Alder Trio (trapeze artists), and the Columbia Syncopators (jazz band) are the other contributors. There will bo a matinee to-morrow.
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Evening Star, Issue 19025, 21 August 1925, Page 1
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