THEATRE ROYAL.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1481, 2 July 1912, Page 6

THEATRE ROYAL.

"Jlanlcy, Marguerite, and llonloy*' opened their season :it the Theatre lioyal last, nijjlit. Their strength, their npliiy, their n«atne>s, n «d their ejYoctiveiuM won for (hem tho applause of a packed house. The trio are direct from Germany. ■ Tho strength of llarsuerrte is vsther vouvWrful. At one stage she hoWs tho man above her head on one arm, and the Iviy swings on (lie other arm. Salio holds a brass polo iiorpendicularly, and (Ik> man then climbs it and performs feats on it. The tumbling of the company is wry fine, and their head (o head and' hand balancing; is even better. They conclude their turn with an aot iu which, tho woman whirls over and over a ro)X) held in the tooth .of the man, and on (he nti'U of the boy. The. emotional aedv.-s, JHss Jieaumont Collins, appeared in "Tho Leaves of Jlonwrv," a cplemlidlyactoil tragedy from real life. The four Chrissios sang and danced merrily, and ]<,wi\Miec Barclay jipjxvirod in new comic items. Albert and llillier. comedy sketch artists, put on a laughable dramatic burlesque entitled "Sloppem's Hevm'jjp," and Miss llillier rendered :i violin t*)lo which was iipplaudi-d. Other peri'oriiH'ns were: Warwick Lumloy, comediniij Mlsio liatcs, soubrette; ilarry 111liott. comedian: "S\ Uriel fobank, Kill,, 1ist; Ton) 'IV J'nni. Jlaoin oomedian; EthM Preston, wrie and daneor; KNie Jl'fluire. bnlladist; Ted Tiitly. comedian; Arlliur Jlorley, ba. s «; and the Brooklyn?, ovi'OlMll?.