PRINCESS THEATRE
After a successful season, the Joe Bronnan-Cyril Northcole Revue Company, will say good-bye to its many admirers at the Princess Theatre tomorrow night. An enjoyable programtne has been arranged for the last presentation, and this bright show has been entitled ‘ A Smile a Minute.’ The new sketches, which have been written for this production, are said to bo more than usually amusing. Among these are 1 Chinese. Moon.’ ‘ How Ho Impressed Father,’ ‘The Peacemaker,’ and ‘ The Yale Blues.’ The singing is done hv George Corelli, Ida Newton, and Doll Barnes, and attractive dance numbers are given by Gus Dawson, Dell Barnes, and tho Cabaret Kittens. Joe Brennan still takes a prominent part, while Dismal Desmond and Peggy Sharpe arc also introduced in the programme. j THE SUNBEAMS. The Royal Australian Sunbeams will commence' a short farewell season at the Princess Theatre on Saturday afternoon next. There can be no question about the entertaining powers of these clever juveniles, and it is fairly safe to predict a most successful run. The box plan arrangements are advertised.
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Evening Star, Issue 19856, 3 May 1928, Page 5
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177PRINCESS THEATRE Evening Star, Issue 19856, 3 May 1928, Page 5
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