AMUSEMENTS.

Marlborough Express, Volume LIII, Issue 187, 4 July 1919, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

£ 'DANDIES" AND PICTURES

TO.NIGHT,

To-night,,-under the direction o£ John Hopkins, the famous Edward Branscombe costume comedy com,pany, "The Dandies," will commence a brief, season at His Majesty'sTheatre in conjunction with a special picture programme. Theatre-goera Will remember the delightful ; ,prpr grammes .presented -by >|Tha Dandies" on their previous ..visits and the management announce .thafe the programmes -to be presented! x during the present season will, consist., of entirely new items. To-night two 1 new artists will make their initial bow to a local audience-i-Miss Kitty Gelhor, pianiste, }vho: is also . heard| in songs at the piano, and Mr Noel Monkman, the brilliant young''cellist' whose, playing has created a furor© in the -Northern towns.^ All the bid! favorites make their reappearance 1 to-night in :• «ew numbers, ; MissChristine Andrews} the Scottish! soprano ;<; Miss Madpline Enight, contralto; Miss Leriore Graham, the»; dashing English soubrette; ':• Mri" Kingsley Chapmah, tenor and light)comedian; Mr Renn Millar, the •• popular, basso; and Mr Geoi-go, Livingstone, the quaint character' comedian and dancer. A largonumber of reserved seats havebeen already booked for the season,, and it is advisable for' patrons to*v secure their seats at the Central News Agency without delay. The supporting features to be shown are* "The Patriot," starring W. S. Hart, s and "The Fatal Ring," starring: Pearl White. fa; »