THE BELLE CROME COMPANY.

West Coast Times, 19 April 1911, Page 2

THE BELLE CROME COMPANY.

to-night.

The renowned Bello Crome Bollrinin tho course of their wanderings have again arrived among us and opm at the Princess Theatre to-night for a three nights season, presenting three different programmes. Notwithstanding the years tho Cronies have been beiore the public, their unique- and ciiaiming Jb&vo {ilwuvb been received with genuine enthusiasm and delight always accorded a novelty, and, where other shows lan"uis hand collapse those cloyer people succeed m drawing crowded houses. sides the wonderful bell-music, items are given by Miss Bello Crome wliu leads the show with accustomed ease ana brilliancy, and is ably seconded by her brother, Mr Harry Fane. The work of these two clever people in their Zylophone Mandolin and sleigh boll duets is delightful. Mr. Lleneljyn a baritone of exceptional purity and power and Miss Ethel Richards a *ine soprano, arc the vocalists' Mr AV ill Hughes is noted for excellent eccentricities and side-splitting humour, while the juggling term of tlm two Arnolds in their world.'/ j.vork ddfies description. The. Comihuv i a under the management of Mr. E. AV. Crome who is also pianist and accompanist. It is not necessary, to dilute lurtnor upon the excellence of the on* tertainment. AVo predict big houses during tho company’s season. Tho ladies of Hokitika will he able to see the latest fashionable and dainty Harem Skirt worn by Miss Bello Crome. Prices are 3s, 2s Is. No, sixpcjunv tickets to children. ■