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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1524, 10 July 1919, Page 32

Harry Lauder is at present in Adelaide. £. T- d ■ * The French dancers, Mdlle. Rieuse and M. Rogers, strike a new note in their offering, and are an exhilaration in themselves. “Chu Chin Chow,” Oscar Asche’s great production at His Majesty’s, London ,is in its third year. • • « « Celia Ghiloni, Goodie Reeve (daughter of Ada), and Lottie Sargent have parts in the latest Tivoli success, “The Officers’ Mess.” * • ♦ * It’s still “The Better ’Ole” at the Sydney Tivoli (says the “Bulletin”). All the armies will be home and dried before Old Bill, Bert and Alf. climb out and look for another ditch. * a v * The New Zealand Divisional Pierrots, who have been asked by the military authorities to present their clever entertainment for the benefit of disabled soldiers’ and dependents’ funds, held a most successful season at the Grand Opera House, Wellington, last week, and are shortly due in Auckland. The Pierrots have appeared at the following theatres and places:—Grosse Coin, Cologne, Vancouver Camp Hall, Ypres Sector, Palais du Glace, Paris, Corps Theatre, Abule, the Big Barn Pah; Victoria Palace, London: Aldwych Theatre. London; Open-air Theatre, Authie Wood: Lyric Theatre, Glasgow; Queen’s Hall, Edinburgh, and Lesseps’ Palace, Panama, and numerous barns and sheds. They have ’had a unique and record-breaking trip.