AMUSEMENTS.
HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Tho kr?e attendance at His Majesty's Theatre last evening was evidence that the current vaudeville programme 2-nd revue submitted by the Fuller management is very popular. The repeated their ser.sntionaJ motcr-cycling turn " The Globe of Death"; Violet Treveuyon was very successful with her budget of catchy and topical songs, arid Lawrence Johnston presented a clever ventriloqiual turn. The second hjlf v.-as provided by the Walter Johnson R;vue C'.mpony in their musical coincdy "Tho Gramophone Girls." The humorous work of Gus Frajiks caused much lauoliter, and Lola Hunt w2.s heard to advantage in nisny catchy songs. The ,; Jiu Jitsu" dnnco of Lydia. Came and Ernest Lashbrooke was a very 'popular item. The feme bill will be submitted this «7«a:ag' ) coxamencinf it 7.50.' COLOSSEUM EINK. The Colosseum Eink v.-as u-ell filled last evening, and regular patrons and holidaymakers spent an enjovablo iimo to :be excellent music supplied by Dunn's Band. Tho link will be open to-day for the, usual sessions. A larce number of entries have been received for the fanov dross and poster carnival to be held on August "20 and .30.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12087, 16 August 1917, Page 7
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