AMUSEMENTS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11930, 25 October 1919, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

TE KOA SOLDIER ENTERTAINERS. The overshadowing axnasement event of the period is the visit of the Te Koa, a company of returned "Diggers" who will appear at the Town Hall on Saturday nest, November Ist. Phenomenally brilliant and crowded audiences are greeting the company everywhere, and the plaudits of press and public have been most marked in their Ijraise of the performors. To quote ouo of many press notices : "The Te Koa revealed on Saturday night one of the cleverest and most delightful entertainments ever set upon the stage of His Majesty's, and the crowded audiences were demonstrably charmed, stirring up scenes of great enthusiasm that were quite remarkable. Every, item in their lengthy programme was encored doubly" and the verdict at the fall of the curtain was unanimous that the perlorniance was a rare treat and one to be remembered with pleasure." The company includes Oweii Pritchard, a comedian of rare ability; Wally Edwards, a "soubrette" par excellence; Vic. Elliott, a tenor with a magnificent range; Les." Walton, ruonoioguist; and Billy Mardle, wiio co-operates cheerfully at the piano. The box plan opens at Mogndge's on Monday nest.