THEATRE ROYAL.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18228, 12 November 1924, Page 6

THEATRE ROYAL.

J. C. WILLIAMSON ENTERTAINERS.

"With, their increasing acquaintance witi the public of Chnatchurch, bo is the r°P v '" laritv of the J. C. "WilliMMon Entertainers, who arc now appearing- at the Theatre Koyal, likewise gTOivinjr. Indeed, Here is splendid justification for the icgird m ■which the public hold the membeis of tne company, for, without esccption, they are pos«c33ed of ability which 13 by no u-.tans ordinary. Tho claim that for erne'.tawing abiiity the company has few fqiia-a is well juEtitied, and amongst the artists e names appear on the bill are tome Oi the foremost favourites of England and i.ic Continent. The bill is a very com?r«n.<asive one. and each of the artists taking par: has ability which entitles its possessor t'j a special place in the theatrical -vorid. It: 33 an edification as well as a cf the .best class of entertainment, to 6ee ihe p rc " sent company, which cannot fail, :f worth is any object, to draw crowded houses to the Theatre Roval every night during the pjesei't week. Although the wbote prograoune is supplied bv only eight eets of artists, it defies anyone to withhold interest, and tile greater part of the audience is sir.piiseil whe" they find that 11 o'clock has i.u.en reached before the Inst mifnber presented. Such is. but slight and the programniH really needs to be srtni to.be in any measure fully appr?.-ia;ed. The artists-contributing, taken >n : lie'r cic'er of appearance, ire as follows: — T )*\l:na ard hii canine marvels. Lucnn and :>tcShane, the favourite comedians: Miss . Maggie Footer, the youthful violiniste; Miss P»eryl I'riesford, the clever burlesque comedwn.io; Leo Brampton and Co., physical cilt'ire pxpe'is'; Miss Hilda Glvder, the delightful soubrotte, Mr Harry Weldon, the burlewjue crmed'an; and Massona and Ronald, jugglers.