PRINCESS THEATRE
The costumes and scenes arrayed in ‘The Sparkler.',’ this week's revue at the Princess Theatre, present a glittersome background to a, realjy bright and entertaining show. George Wallace is in the role of a young millionaire who drops from affluence to poverty. The audience is kept in a continual roar of ■aughtor the whole timo during the presentation of this production, The usual liberal sprinkling of catchy musical numbers is again in evidence, and the singing of ‘ Dear Little Girl of My Dreams ’ by Marshall Crosby is a lino effort. Other melodies which are very acceptable are ‘ Just Around the Corner’ (Marie Nyman), ‘Honey Bunch’ (Letty Craydon), ‘Aussie Homo’ (Ada Scaddan), and several ditties by George Wallace. Attractive dancing by the Six Cuties is another feature.
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Evening Star, Issue 19613, 20 July 1927, Page 5
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128PRINCESS THEATRE Evening Star, Issue 19613, 20 July 1927, Page 5
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