PRINCESS THEATRE

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18761, 15 January 1923, Page 3

PRINCESS THEATRE

THREE NEW ACTS. . The now bill at the Princess Theatre this week should attract, big audiences. Three new acts are added to the line show that was presented last week. Those are The Brackens (who open on Tuesday), (be Reece Sisters, and Vaughan. The Brackens were'’ sent over from the Fuller headquarters as the feature specialty in (ho linn’s Auckland pantomime, an d their highly sensational act created quite a sensation in the northern city. The Reeve Sisters are a duo of charmingly pretty girls, who furnish a harmony treat, with little comedy touches something after the stylo of the popular Ealvey Sister.-, who visited here some time ago. Vaughan is a clever novelty contortionist. Still at the head of the bill will be TolU-.’ and Hartwell, the .American act dial, has made such a lingo hit with Dunedin patrons; ami ('has. E. Lawrence the cleverest comedian at the piano that has visited lure since the. late Mol. B. Spun - . The new acta from these two should in themselves prove a strong magnet. But in addition patrons are promised a complete new routine from Lola Slantonne, Slavin and Thompson, Louis Bloy. and Beresford and Rennie. Excellent faro is indicated.