"THREE TWINS."
TH\e .1. 0. Williamson Comedy Company will fcta<^ thf musical comedy. "Three Twins." at the Opera rlimw to-night. From ilie farce "Tom, Dickand Harry," which used to .enjoy a wide reputation as a mirth producer, has been evolved the musical comedy "InrceTwins.'' The- new piece is reputed to be >. delightful bit of merry-makiny;, and Field Fisher to be in hi« best vein as the dyspeptic general. Alfred Frith is seen in a. clever burlesque us Dr Sawyer Cumniin(i, and an equally amusing characterisation is said to be (riven by Miss Mamie Beatty si- Winter, who weeps (;not widely, but too well." There are many tuneful numbers in this pia.v nnd t.he "situations are ludicrous, hilarity predominating. Miss Maude Beatty, Mr Wm. Greene, and Messrs Alfivd Frith and l-'iekl Fisher provide most of the humour. The frocking is good, and the dances, ballets and ensembles are said to be well up to the J. C. Williamson standard. Others of the cast uro : Messrs. Fred Maszuire, Harry Wot ton, Fred Walln.ee. blisses Dorothy Purdell, Flossie T/usk Madgo Flliott. Mr Harold Dickon-on. «&yd. Rnlfe, Cecil Bradley and Gracie l--a\ers.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXVI, Issue 17534, 29 March 1919, Page 6
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