HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE
Fullers' Vaudeville
The current programme at His Majesty's Theatre will be presented for the last time this (Saturday) evening, and patrons who have not paid their weekly visit to the local home, of vaudeville should not miss the good things on offer. Perhaps the most startling item of the programme is the acrobatic and dancing turn of the four little King girls, who are fine, agile specimens of budding womanhood. Madge Maitland is, of course, the great draw, and as this wellboomed artist is to enter on her second week on Monday next, she should be seen to greater advantage m order to justify the boom. On Monday evening, m addition to Miss Madge Maitland, a fine and carefully-selected programme of vaudeville, talent will be presented, the chief star of which will be the well-known and capable Dickensonian impersonator, Mr. Clement May. Others due to appear are Shipp and Gaffney, comedians and dancers; Johnson and Jones Ethiopian entertainers, and the Harry Howe Co. Matinees are given on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons of each week.
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NZ Truth, Issue 585, 2 September 1916, Page 2
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177HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE NZ Truth, Issue 585, 2 September 1916, Page 2
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