TOWN HALL.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1540, 30 October 1919, Page 34

TOWN HALL.

THE “DIGGERS.” An entertainment of high order is promised at the Town Hall, Concert Chamber on Monday next, when the “Digger” Pierrots will commence a brief season. The combination consists of ten performers, in addition to which a select orchestra of ten members constitute a combination which has rarely been equalled by this class of entertainment. Fun, frolic, musical sketches, monologues and concerted numbers are included in the programmes presented by the “Diggers.” The recent efforts of this company on behalf of the returned soldiers were rewarded by being able

to hand over to the mayors in towns included in the previous visit the magnificent sum of £2500, a fact which speaks volumes for the interest and appreciation shown by the public. On this occasion patrons will, have an opportunity of testing the versatility of the “Diggers,” and enjoy the gems of unique and rare items, sentimental and otherwise—principally the latter, as comedy largely predominates. The “Chronicles of the N.Z.E.F.,” commenting on a performance of the Pierrots, states: “When I saw them a few nights; ago they were staging a revue called ‘Eyes Right.’ - • ; C :