PRINCESS THEATRE.
NEW REVUE AND VAUDEVILLE. This week, commencing this evening, Fullers’ popular English Revuo Company — known commonly as tho ‘’Sunbeam Company”- - will offer to their multitude of admirers a bright, tuneful, and exceedingly comic revuo entitled ’‘Any Lady,” and composed of four rays. The first ray, sot on Brown’s lawn, introduces the two chief comedians (Doddy Hurl and Harry Evans) in exceedingly quaint guise, ami tho plot develops in very laughable situations. Ray 2, entitled ‘‘Wireless Boll,” provides a very novel idea, and perpetuates the laughter through the idiotic advice of Hurl and Evans. The two remaining rays aro compact of fun, sang, with the variation of some capital specialty dancing by the agile and graceful Five Georges. Vocally the show is a good deal above tho standard of revuo, some fine,new numbers being allotted to those sterling singers Vernon Sellars, Dave M’Gill, Patsio Hill, and Biliia Jones. On tho vaudeville side., which fills the first part of tho programme, a very well-balanced routine will be presented, of all-new complexion, by the Kennedy Allens, tho Alolinaris, Joan Lo Roi, and tho Great Dalbeanie.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18721, 27 November 1922, Page 4
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184PRINCESS THEATRE. Otago Daily Times, Issue 18721, 27 November 1922, Page 4
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