PRINCESS THEATRE.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19203, 20 June 1924, Page 3

PRINCESS THEATRE.

The current programme' at (.lie Princess Theatre is proving a most attractive, one, judged by the largo attendances and the applause with which the programmes are greeted. The revue half of the programme is' in the capable hands of the George Wallace Revue Compilin' the piece chosen being entitled '‘The Pickled Porter, which is one of the most laiigable of v.'jo many comical revues for which this company is responsible. Mr Wallace is ably supported by Mr Marshall Crosby and a capable company. On the vaudeville side Takeo and Komi Xamba, famous American eccentric entertainers, gave an excellent turn which is appreciated to the fullest extent. Mr Bert Harrow, who is auite a unique comedian, scores innumerable laughs. Mr George luivyards and Miss Elsie Sylvarney display histrionic ability of some merit in the comedy sketch “Honeymoon Confessions/ and Jack Martin, the talkative cowboy, is repeatedly applauded for his manipulation of the lasso ropo The three St. Leons are just as successful as ever in their acrobatic turn. The same programme will lie repeated this evening.