HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE.

NZ Truth, Issue 507, 6 March 1915, Page 3

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE.

Brennan-Fuller Vaudeville.

Fred Dyer, the Welsh singing boxer, I will make his eagerly-awaited, debut before Ills Majesty's audiences on Monday evening. This is not the place to expatiate or; enlarge on Dyer's ring records—suffice to say that he Is a frontt ranker m the stoush business— but what does call for comment is his fine voice, After his musical turn the singer becomes the boxer, and Illustrates the art of becoming fit, as practised by the world's most famous 'pugs. Saltley. and tlje Dude are a , pair, of English acrobats, and .wire-walkers with a turn full of sensation and comedy of a high order. Mons> Polncairc, the clever and versatile French animal mimic, will : also arrive, and he of the illustrious name will be voted the best of, his kind yot. The Randell Jackson English concert company will be heard In a new programme. This talented Combination of five? clever stars is generally conceded to be superior to any of Its kind heretofore.' heard In this city. James Teddy, the world's champion jumper will stay another week. This athlete seems to be able to jump oyer anything with consummate ease and. grace. Another sterling act o^ the big bill Is the "Candy Girl" sketch of Mann and Frances. Altogether a great evening's entertainment, and' a .programme that marks a distinct advance on previous ones, excellent though they havo been.