THE TIVOLI FOLLIES.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14048, 19 July 1916, Page 5

THE TIVOLI FOLLIES.

'' Huglr D. : Mclntosli'a great. > f tm . show, the Y'fivoli Follies,.- >yiJl . -open. a. two night's season with a Saturday matinee at His Majesty's' Theatre oh ' Friday next, m art entirely new! programme. Headed by .Australia's. , boomeVahg girl, Mis 9 Vera Pearce, tho Follies give two hours of undiluted joy,- the remaining time being taken np 7 .by first-class vaudeville. Although Miss vPea'rce will be remehibered here for her fine Work m New Zealand last year, playgoers will . hardly be prepared for -tide great advanca'. the artist has made m her w:ork. Promoted last December asQueen of the' Fblljes, she has forged {(head, so- rapidly that even' the most severe critics ha.^6 beert forced to praise where previously they had condemned. She has had the opportunities, and when she appears here theatre-goers will see for themselves what use this beautiful Australian has made of theni. She has associated with her as arch-plotter., _th'e favorite' comedian Jack CJahnot, who Visits us with new jokes and songfe, while an artist who will beYsure of the glad; hand of friendship is Miss Tnelnia! Raye, a' clever ' comedinne, , who has had big exparience m reytie work nx London, after a successful musical ' cbmedy careef y Walter ■: Weefha, the dnsky hnmbr- . ist,Y with Gebilge ■.-.WBlc'K;v-"''Eti'gla_'d , s' greatest' "delink" cpriiedian^ and Billy 8eg0,. -the quaint dimin'rutiyb one; .will.; keep the audience ihrbars'bf Jaughteir, while the chorus and ,ballet arei\&kceptibnrilly fiii'e, ,tjie : ; perfortners.i, numbering over 60. ; The>'shbw' is therefore of pantomime magnitude." Tlie"-bt)x- plan is •at Alii leaf's jj corner. ' ' YY"' ' '