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Evening Star, Issue 19519, 29 March 1927, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS THEATRE (Where the Laughs Come from). Direction- John Fuller and Sons, Ltd, SUCCESS. SUCCESS. . SUCCESS. , SUCCESS. • SUCCESS. SUCCESS. OVERWHELMING RECEPTION ACCORDED THE t NEW PROGRAMME., " MIDNIGHT FROLICS * “ MIDNIGHT FROLICS " ■' MIDNIGHT FROLICS " "MIDNIGHT FROLICS ’ In an ENTIRE NEW PROGRAMME that took last night’s Capacity House “BY STORM.” CLEM DAWB in • HOW TO SELL A CAR ’ (Was a Riot). •WHAT A TRAGEDY* (Well, the title speaks for itself). • UNNECESSARY REMARKS ’ (Convulsed Everyone). ‘ NEIGHBORS ’ (Was One Long Shriek). ‘ON THE NANCY LEE’ (It -was just great to see BDGLEY AND DAWB as “ UGO ” and “ IGO,” their original Pantomime Roles which made them famous). THE MUSICAL TRIO (Held up tho Show), And •WILLIAM TELL” OVERTURE By THE FROLICS' BAND (Took the House by Storm). In fact, Everyone Remarked, A BETTER SHOW THAN EVER. A BETTER SHOW THAN EVER. A BETTER SHOW THAN EVER. A BETTER SHOW THAN EVER. PRICES: 3s, 2s 6d (plus tax), Is 6d, and Is. BOX PLANS at THE BRISTOL till S p.m.; later at JACOBS’S, Tobacconist. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE (Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr .To? Fuller). LAST FIVE NIGHTS Of the Famous English HUMPHREY BISHOP HUMPHREY BISHOP HUMPHREY BISHOP MUSICAL MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY. COMEDY COMPANY. In their delectable cocktail of joy, , com* prising clever comedy, operatic gems, brilliant music, exquisite dance, topical burlesque, and wonderful frocks. CHANCE OF PROGRAMME CHANGE OF PROGRAMME THURSDAY NIGHT. HALF-PRICE MATINEE, HALF-PRICE MATINEE, HALF-PRICE MATINEE, SATURDAY, AT’ 2,30. SATURDAY, AT 2.30. POPULAR NIGHT PRICES. Stalls and Dress Circle, 4s Stills mid Dross Circle, 4s; Back Stalls, 2s; Pit; Is, Back Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. Reserved Stalls and D.C., Is extra (plus tax). Plan at Bristol till 5 p.m., then ,at the Geyser, where Day Sales are also obtainable.

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