PRINCESS THEATRE.
Following the unusual success of Iheir revue, "Tbe Plumbers,” at the Princess Theatre,those resourceful comedians, Sliffy and Mo, will stage this evening lor their third attraction a musical comedy entitled ’The Lords.” The whole company supporting Mr Nat Phillips and Mr Roy Rene, whose sparkling energy and appreciation of humoilr have infected patrons, are said to be seen at their very best in this new and handsomely produced revue. Roy Ren© is again the pivot of the fpn, his work as usual abounding in tbe diverting by-play for which he has become rioted. The amusing situations are aptly developed by the clever company, including Queenie Paul, Dot Davis, Gladvs Shaw, Mike Connors, Peter Brooks, Keith Connolly, and Dan Dunbar. The vaudeville side will be refreshed with new blood, the incoming acts being a clover pair of English sketch artists, Trent and Sadie, and tho jazz musician. Leo Martin, whose act is said to be refreshingly novel. Fresh items will be provided also by Nat Hanley (comedian at the piano) and Keeley and Aldous.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19010, 5 November 1923, Page 3
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175PRINCESS THEATRE. Otago Daily Times, Issue 19010, 5 November 1923, Page 3
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