HIS MAJESTY'S

New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11418, 15 January 1923, Page 2

HIS MAJESTY'S

THE HOUSE OF VftUDEYILLE COMPLETE CHANGE TO-NIGHT. ■Not only will there be a oompleto change of programme this Evening at Pullers’ popular house of vaudeville, but the personnel of the vaudeville section will undergo practically I a complete quango. Amongst the newcomers are Wendv and Alphonse, wnose charming offering of song and stpry at the Piano has earned: them fame in Australian vaudeville. Their’e is a decidedly novel' and, interesting performance- An important! first appearance is that of Miss Louie Duggan, who is described as the “Girl witn the Golden Voice.’ Miss Duggan is a soprano of rare quality and range, who should appeal to Wellington vaudeville audiences. Creightofi, billed as “The Unusual,” is a juggler of a different order, who combines really clever juggling with really funny comedy. Speaking of his performance in Fullers' “Babes in the wood”pantomime in Auckland, a northern exchange says that this artist commences where other jugglers leave off. The Andros, who are also newcomers, present an entertaining act entitled “The Crazy Fiddler and ihe Boy Violinist.” Theirs is said to be a decidedly clever offering, Pat Donovan, a oomedian and vocalist, completes the list of vaudevilliens on the new bill. Rarely does a revue company attain Such popularity as has fallen to the lot of Waiter George and his Sunshine PlayThis combination is strong in every department, and the new Show for to-night, which is entitled ‘‘The King of Dunnowhereski,” gives ample scope for the various members to display their talent Mr Giorge Storey has a wonderful comedy part, which will be . ably handled by the popular comedian. The ballets and musioal nujnbera are said to be excellent. A powerful programme, which should ho responsible for full houses throughout the week.