ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 214, 24 August 1922, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

SNAPSHOTS QUALITY PER' FORMERS. MUNICIPAL THEATRE, HASTINGS, MONDAY, AUGUST 28th. Everybody will be agreeable surprised with the lavishness of the Snapshots Musical Comedy Company production. Every item is suitably dressed and receives an appropriate setting. The costumes were made by the best of English theatrical outfitters, while the scenery is by the fauous “Clints.” The outfit of the drummer (Mr. Roy Brinsden) includes the largest xylophone in the world. The performers are all thorough artists in their respective spheres, and their efforts are all directed to making the entertainment thoroughly enjoyable. The vocalists are supported by an orchestra of talented players, and the musical part of the programme will be exceptionally good. There are many delightful melodies introducing an almost endless number of instruments, including steel guitar, ukekeles,. banjos, violin, flute, piccolo, cornet, trombone, xylophone, chimes, tubes, etc. The comedy will be supplied by Messrs. Geo. bharratt, Harry Webster, and the famous comedian, Leonard Nelson, in an extensive repertoire of humorous songs, sketches and monologues The programme is entitled “A Harvest or Humour and Harmony,” and includes several vocal, instrumental, diamatic, operative and terpsichorean novelties new to New Zealand, backed up by an efficient orchestra and a delightful jazz band. Plan at Riddell’s, where seats may be reserved.