ENTERTAINMENTS

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 143, 6 March 1918, Page 9

ENTERTAINMENTS

"LOOK WHO'S HERE." Intereut is well sustained in the fourth programme of the "Look Who's Here" company, which is now showing in the Grand Opera House. From beginning to end them is not one dull moment, and several numbers, including the burlesque melodrama "Skiplane," are exceptionally entertaining. Thß'scl'ection of itcmj is well blended, and Mr. Jack Waller, Mr. Wylie Watson (comedian and 'cellist), Mr. Gregory Ivanofi (violinist), and Mr. F. W. Dennett (pianist), and other members of the company nightly prove themselves to be players of many parts. The company will appear each night this week. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. His Majesty's Theatre wbb again well patronised last night, and the audience was unstinted in its applause. Interest again centred on the Walter Johnson Hovne Oompay's hnmorous presentation or an extravaganza entitled "The Hallway Tangle," special features of which wore the meritorious chorus and comedy work, and the pretty frocking. An excellent range of solos was rendered by Mr. Philip Newbury and Miss Amy Murphy. The numbers included "I Hear Ton falling Me," and "Coming Home." Turns wore also put on by tho Five Lewine, tho Musical Bentleys, and others. KING'S THEATRE. "Indiscreet Coriime" is the special attraction- in " tho jrogramini) now being screened at the King's Theatre. Olive Thomas ie featured in the leading role. At the change on Saturday Ciara Kimball Young will be seen in "My Official Wife." ■ .. EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. "It Happened to Adelc" is the special feature noiy soreening ,at Everybody's Theatre. Qladya Leslie is starred in tho loading role.' The story has to do with the stage, and is full of interest. EMPRESS. THEATKE. "Tho Adventures of Carol" is the star feature now' screening at the Empress Theatre. • The. supporting caat includes Kate Lester, and snecial notice, must be given to Carl Aizell, who plays the part of Bepipo, an Italian organ man.