AMUSEMENTS.

Franklin Times, 3 January 1923, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

■ new real girl show. ■, He above combination will present ■programme at the Strand Theatre Monday next, January Bth. There ■doubt about the popularity of the Kiri show which The Famous DigHmanagement are now presenting ■eir. New Zealand audiences. ■ lovely ballet girls, who are Bn as “The Superb Six,” have al- ■ danced their way into popularI ' \ ■ 'll Hr may say that the best sketches Retires of the latest London shows Backed into the two and a half ■.’programme, interspersed, of Be, with the very latest from song Miss Claire Gooley (who is H.sings her songs in delightful ■Rand has been described ?in “the Gladys Moncrieff"’ of HHy'-'': is .seldom .given io the ' Zealanders io hear two iedian3 on one bill as and Jimmy Norton, ||Jw|u“is!i is a glad little person |j|Brenses cheer whenever she is llgM.age. Gus Dawson, who..has HR all the ballets of the show, MBS out some excellent material. K* own songs and dances, Stan Ifsfn, who has received a fine offer IfeVraerica, is going to remain & B&pKftths longer with The Diggers, ■pP be seen in both man and girl K Ben Claude is sure to be a ■favourite; his voice is clear and jjßanant as his name. ■Br members of the company are fKierlv, Zelcla Bayly, Connie MidH Diana Tabor, Leah Wilson, and SB Barroyv. The Diggers’ or■B will as usual be a feature of How.