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Evening Star, Issue 19518, 28 March 1927, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. SPREADING THE GOSPEL OP CHEERFULNESS NIGHTLY, AT 8. pEIN CESS. THEATRE (Where the Laughs Come from). Direction- John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. THE “ MIDNIGHT FROLICS,” " MIDNIGHT FROLICS,” " MIDNIGHT FROLICS,” “ MIDNIGHT FROLICS,” WHO MEAN J-O-Y. And by now all Dunedin and Suburb* have tasted the brand of merriment served out at the Princess Theatre. Commencing To-day is onr SECOND PROGRAMME, an EXTRA SPECIAL MIXTURE served up in a manner that is suro to Please. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. SECOND CHANCE OF PROGRAMME SECOND CHANCE OF PROGRAMME SECOND CHANCE OF PROGRAMME ANOTHER WINNER! ANOTHER WINNER! EVERYTHING ENTIRELY NEW!! EVERYTHING ENTIRELY NEW!! A FEW OF OUR OUTSTANDING HITS. A FEW OP OUR OUTSTANDING HITS. YOU MUST SEE CLEM DAWE In •HOW TO SELL A CAR,’ A laughing riot from start to finish, with Alee Regan and Eric Edgley. ‘WHAT A TRAGEDY,' From the London Hippodrome. See Clem as the Villain and Los White as the Amateur Actor. ‘ UNNECESSARY REMARKS,’ A Frolicsome Bit of Burlesque. ‘ NEIGHBORS.’ And, believe me, it’s one of tho funniest things the Frolics do. With Clem Dawe, Les While, Dorothy White, and Nell M'Guire. ■ ‘ON THE NANCY LEE.’ Edgley and Dawe as “ Ugo and Igo,” the roles that made them famous, together with all the jolly old Frolics, in a Nautical Absurdity. And ENTIRELY NEW NUMBERS BY THE FROLICS’ TRIO THE FROLICS’ TRIO THE FROLICS’ TRIO (Who incidentally hold up the show nightly). THE JAZZ BAND, New Selections of Jazz and Opera. ALEC REGAN, GREGORY IVANOFF, LBS WHITE, OSCAR BECK, NELL M'GUIRE, VI LESTER, PHYLLIS AMERY, DOROTHY WHITE, and CLEM DAWE, The Comedian who has taken all Dunodinj by Storm. Completing a Show of SPEED, SPICE, AND SPARKLE. THE MERRY MIDNIGHT FROLICS. MIDNIGHT FROLICS. DON’T MISS THIS WONDERFUL PROGRAMME. YOU ALL LIKED THE FIRST—YOU ALL LIKED THE FIRST—YOU’LL LIKE’THIS ONE BETTER. YOU’LL LIKE THIS ONE BETTER. 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