GOOD PROGRAMME AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18056, 17 January 1927, Page 5

GOOD PROGRAMME AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

GEORGE STOREY AND COY. WILL PROVIDE NEW REVUE.

Opera. House patrons are promised an exceptionally good programme this week of vaudeville and revue. The former, taking up the first part of the enter-

tainment. includes several new artists who bring with them a reputation that is sure to make their appearance here a very welcome one. Among them are Grant and Bates, two coloured comedians. direct from America, who bring the breath of Dark town to the stage. Their variety of singing and dancing is said to be full of American “pep ” and keeps the audience in a ripple of merriment from the start to finish of their turn. Macdonald and Paye. “ Two Irresponsible Scots,” of the highest order, will present a variety of humour that instantly takes a grip of the audience and never loses it. These clever performers are great favourites wherever they appear and are sure to appeal. Huley and Bent, who have made such a good Impression here, will give an entirely new stock of patter and song. The second part of the programme will be taken up by George Storey and his Storyettes. An entirely new volume is promised and ft 1a said that. it. will

eclipse all previous ones. Lovers of clever comedy, dainty dancing. good singing and humorous sketches arc sure to find all these ka ilip present week's uroeramme. - - - . « .