AT HIS MAJESTY’S
FIRST-R ATK BILL. The star item at His Majesty's The atre this week i> well worth seeing. It is the Hector St. (’lair Kevue Company’s offering, entitled ‘“Contrasts." tl is a merry musical melange, a riot of merriment from start to finish. Heitor St. Clair was seen at his verv best, and he had the house in roars of laughter with his clever fooling. The Three Rodney Girls were seen in new dances, and Ray McLean and Dot Cresweil scored with a realistic Apache dance. Harry Cash greatly pleased with his yodehng lullaby, amt Hylton Osborne and Maylin McGill again made one of the social hits of the evening in the duet. “\Ylien You and I Were Seventeen.*' Paul du Bur, who heads the vaudeville part of the programme, perform* some remarkable feats of paper tearing. Also appearing are the Carth.\ Bros., comedians and dancers; Bor* tini and Byrne, comedy musicians: and Miss Ida Holbein, comedy pianist. Mr Wilfred Kuhn's orchestra is a great asset to the week's programme.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12602, 12 November 1926, Page 3
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172AT HIS MAJESTY’S New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12602, 12 November 1926, Page 3
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