"THE GLAD-EYEDLERS"
In the presence of the Governor-General y and Countess of Liverpool, and a large i and. notably representative audience, those cheerful' amateurs, the - "GladEyedlers,"' repeated at' the Paramount . Theatre the entertainment they gave so recently at the Concert Chamber of the Town Hall. - i ' The "Glad-Eyedlers," whose capabilities are now well known, rattled off their numbers in-a commendably happy spirit. Almost every 'item was of a'light and airy character, that gained an added zest from the pTetty dresses and personal attractiveness of the performers, all of whom were well known to their audience. Songs, in appropriate settings, and trimmed- up with little dances and combined movements, were contributed by Misses Isabel Wilford, A. Duncan, si. Turnbull, Mrs. H. B. Steele, and Miss Nola Havbittle (who was a sweet-voiced strength to the company). The male performers figured merely as membersv" the Eyedler family—Bill, Alf., J Brb., and 'Orace o' that ilk, (he comedy of the latter two frivol lei" being especially acceptable. _ - Th/> proceeds wero in aid of the funds of the War Belief Association.
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3153, 3 August 1917, Page 6
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176"THE GLAD-EYEDLERS" Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3153, 3 August 1917, Page 6
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