HIS MAJESTY’S.
“ALADDIN” PANTOMIME, A PHENOMENAL SUCCESS. Pantomime still runs, with a merry swing at His Majesty’s Theatre. It has been packing houses since Saturday week, and is likely to do so for the remainder of the season (Airil 4). George Willoughby, Ltd., can depend on a good hearing with their next essay in the pantomime line. Those two favourites, Miss Carrie Moore and Miss Grace Palotta, make charming boys with plenty of dash, and are ovated at every performance. The delightful singing of Miss Mabel Batchelor, the ragtime parade, featuring Miss Nellie Fallon and M. Henri Marcelle, the concerted singing and ballets, the handsome costuming and. the numerous specialties, headed by Morris’ wrestling ponies, make up a gargantuan feast of entertainment. Rivalling the pantomime in popularity are the tango teas, in which Mr. Fred Oswald and Miss Margot Maurice take prominent parts. Further particulars appear on page 26 of this issue. The last tango tea wili be held on Friday afternoon.
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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1250, 2 April 1914, Page 34
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162HIS MAJESTY’S. New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1250, 2 April 1914, Page 34
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