“THE DANDIES”

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XVII, Issue 5610, 6 May 1919, Page 2

“THE DANDIES”

to-night. “The Dandies” will appear at tho Minors’ Hall to-night and to-morpow night in a yaried assortment of musicalcomedy and revue successes. The members of the company are artists of wide experience and much ability. It may Ik, said that the performance submitted by these artists consists in the mam of music and comedy. O'n the strength of music. “The Dandies” may be classed as one of the most qualified combinations yet hoard, while their comedy is clean., clever and wholesome. In concerted comedy and iudrSduul effort there is nothing broad or suggestive, a matter of congratulation when 'terns connected with the stage are under consideration. Miss Christine Andrews, soprano Miss Madeline Knight, contralto; Miss l,enore Graham, comedienne, and Messrs Berm Millar, basso, Kingsley Chapman, tenor and light comedian; Miss Kitty Gelhor, pianist. “The Dandies” will present a complete selection of the latest successes. The plan ’is at Walters’,