PRINCESS THEATRE

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17216, 19 January 1918, Page 10

PRINCESS THEATRE

Patrons of tho Princess Theatre who have enjoyed the entertainment so successfully provided by the Walter Johnson Revuo Company are reminded that to-day will bo tho last opportunity of seeing these popular and bright performers who have chosen in " Izzy in Honolulu," one of their best productions for their final appearance. The usual matinee will be held to-day. Fresh Musical Revue Season. A new revue entitled the Tom Harerley Musical Farce Company, will commence operations at the Princess Theatre on Monday evening with a, one-act revue, "Two Irish Sports." The high reputation of this company, who come direct from a record reason 'in Sydney, is that their entertainment reached a high level in originality ancl humour. Tho dialogue is said to be unusually good, tho character drawing (especially that of Tom Haverley as Dan Murphy, and John P. O'Neill as Mick Casey) clever and salient, and the musio catchy and tho pretty costumed girls distracting. Altogether, it is promised that there will not be a dull moment in this latest "crazy quilt" of comedy, girls, and melody. In addition to 'the principal comedians named, tho combination includes Misses Edna Scaton (a lively soubrotte), Carol Warner, Claire Lloyd, and Dolly Dormer (principal dancers), Messrs F. Oakdcn Brooks and Billy Maloney, and a clever and saucy bevy of girls known as the " Cute Kew'pio Wonders." Tho plan at tho Bristol is rapidly filling.