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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 44, Issue 134044, 11 January 1918, Page 2

THE ROYAL MINSTRELS. The Koyal Minstrels arc booked to appear in the Mastertou Opera House on Tuesday next, January loth. This company consists of six female and eight mr.'e juvenile performers, and have been in existence for over two years, playing to crowded aim appreciative houses. For the present tour a well-arranged programme has been selected, and the "Koyals" will be seen in some splendid work. Miss Annie Cox in her delineation of A.T\ r .Z.A.C. takes full control of the house. The Napier "Daily Telegraph," in commenting on this item, said: "The interpretation of Anzac by Miss Annie Cox has never been equalled in Napier, "and puts most of tho grownup vaudeville artists in the shade." The item, "Cmldlesome Girls," performed by eight of the artists, ia a rollicking turn, and rocks the house with much mirth, and is too great to bo missed. Miss Vera Phillips is a little artist on her own ,and is a great favourite with her audience. Tho Williams Brothers, Jess and Fen, keep the audience in roars of laughter, while George Vining, in his rag-time work, Roy Girling in his popular songs, and George Collins in "Shirts," are amusing and entertaining. The supporting caste,eomprising Muriel Cox, Dorothy Piper and Jack Silson, aro a tower of strength to tho company, and put a finish to a firstclass entertainment. Seats can be booked at the Bristol.

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