NEW CLEM DAWE REVUE

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21845, 6 July 1934, Page 14

NEW CLEM DAWE REVUE

At His Majesty's Theatre to-night Clom Dawo will present tho initial production of London's . latest revue extravaganza, "Brighter Days," and tho occasion will probably bo doubly noteworthy for tho fact that the two Rugby Union football teams, representing the North and South Island, will bo the guests of Mr. Da we. In addition to tho two representative teams, a number of other footballers have notified their intention to bo present, so it will bo "footballers' night", at the theatre. Just beforo ho left Australia Mr. Dawe received from his London and New York agents a number of tho latest English and American sketches, comedy scenes and revue features, several of which will be staged tips evening. These include "The Schoolmaster," "Music Hath Charms," "Tho Eternal Triangle Up To Date," "Three O'Clock in tho Morning,""and, in response to requests, ho will revive "The Last Cabby." Miss Muriel O'Malley and Miss Ann Luciano will present some new song successes, and so will Cliff O'Keefe and Ralph Daly. The two adagio and acrobatic dancors Hallidav and Watson will bo seen in several of their features. Miss Dorothy White will present two of her tnalo impressions, "River Stay 'Way From My Door" and "My Hat's on the Side of My Head." Gregory Ivanoff, the violinist, will play "Tho Cuban Love Song" and Miss Edna Moncrieff and Miss Edna Luscombe will be seen in their dance feature.