THE DANDIES.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XL, Issue 13172, 4 September 1913, Page 4

THE DANDIES.

The company ot "Dandies" wliich is about to pa-y us a return visit on Monday and Tuesday next, at His Majesty's Theatre, have been conspicuously successful wherever- it has appeared. It is, m a sense the sprightlie.t and most musical of all the companies. Its, big repertoire covei-s an ama_dng variety of good items. It is rich m comedians, m vocahsts, , m raconteurs, m dancers. The concerted numbers, and the numbers devoted to dress and "business,", are splendid. . It has played !to ppiisistently crowded houses m many parts of Australia, aud more recently it- (.uccessfully negotiated six weeks' seasons m Wellington and Auckland. The ' company includes Miss Lily Fitzgrald, soprano,' . a. charming vocalist, whose success is assured ; Miss Peggy Ross, a contralto of quite exceptional f uality ; Miss. Rita Fitzgerald:, most winsome of . .soubrettes,. whose radiant personality "wins her a. host of friends 'wherever *sic goes ; Mr Ford Waltham, the widely-popular basso, Mr Robert Agnew, a tenor vocalist of high merit ; __r Marshall Lawrence, • thfi effective baritone; Mr Geo. Edwards, singing comedian and daiiper 5 Mr Frank Peachey, the English entertainer ; Mr Joseph Rrennan' r the raconteur,' an oldestablished favorite j Mr Philip Hardman, a thoroughly ' experienced and accomplished pianist ; and Mr Atliol Tier, the quaint claaicing comedian, whoNviil appear m a new budget of comicalities: Ths box plan is vow open at Miller's.