"THE WORLD'S ENTERTAINERS."

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue XXXVI, 1 October 1902, Page 2

"THE WORLD'S ENTERTAINERS."

i Another good audience g^t&d^tttcr I second, performance of Kelly aii J^fi^^ World's eTOnlnff. PrOTO ; the rise to the fall of the cttrtain a con- , , tinual simmer of laughter irftn tbroijgli ; the Theatre, aid the programme V T6 ~ \ tented was thorougblv appreciated. I Messra Kelly and Ashby, the bounding j billiaidist^ were the principal attraction,] and they performed theit daring some- I saul ting feats very cleanly. The extent I of room on the local ttajje Is not big I enough for the artist j, but still their act I is done without mishap. Messrs Morris I and Wilson's " Chinese Laundry " scene. 1 created much laughter, and the antics of I the pair were decidedly funny. Of the I calist3 Mr Percy fames stands out pro- I minenily, bi3 originality bein* ertrenie'y I Kood. il is actor Beemstp lo hare hit I the popular tatte, and his light and I wholeEome entertainment greeted 1 with rounds of applause. Stis? Dorothy I Roberts in her cooaisnn Ecored a success, I Q . and her little piccaninnies caused much (y laughter. The interesting ritagraph | h pictures were much appreciated, and the 1 1( concluding comedietta, "Overt ha Garden I Wall," sent the audience home satisfied 1 . . that the combination was a good one. : ili. This evening the company will con- j elude its season with a complete change I of programme. Judging by the box plan I , this, afternoon there should be a large { I audience. I J ■ il