ROBINSON CRUSOE PANTOMIME.

Western Star, 3 February 1922, Page 2

ROBINSON CRUSOE PANTOMIME.

Next Tuesday livening Mr Brandon Hoitpwill present his pantomime company in the Empire ' Theatre in the ” spectacular production,' “Robinson Crusoe.”, The wide appeal' which pantomime, makes to almost every person to-day ehould suffice to attract a very .numerous audience. “Robinson Crusoe” is pid to‘ be excellently staged and costumed, several attractive seen ee and Settings enhancing the pleasure of the performance. There is an abundance of comedy ,in the pantomime: version, the “dAme” and two garrulous sailors creating much merriment. “In Aliss Dorothy Maiming,” save an exchange, “the coifip,any 1 have a.»handsome ‘principal boy,’ ; wlifese popularity in This part is easily understood when one has enjoyed the pleasure of seeing her as ‘Robinson CVueoc.’ strong cast of .principals and a capable chorus and ballet,' the popular story makes a splendid, pantomimic. y Many of the latest song successes are included.” , The company is meeting with great ' success on the presenttour, and should attract a'Targe audipnee. The box plan is*at'Stock’s.