BERT LE BLANC’S REVUE COMPANY

Hokitika Guardian, 10 January 1917, Page 3

BERT LE BLANC’S REVUE COMPANY

"Fuzzy Wuzzy” A capital entertainment was given last night by La Blanc’? Rovue Com* party at tha Princera Theatre last evening, the production of the twoact comedy “Fczzy Wuzzy’’ giving the capable combination every opportunity to create mirth and amuseThe various principals again excelled themselves, while the graceful ballets with their ever-changing costumes were very enjoyable, the whole entertainment proving a decidedly pleasing one.

“In Waits” To-night

To-night will see this clever Comedy Company in their farewell production "In Watts,” which is considered by many to be the best comedy in their repertoire. The story is built round the lost will and testament of the towns, Mr Watts, ; and provides a vehicle to carry along many bright mus cal numbers, anuria# comedy scenes, and some exceptionally clover dancing. Messrs Lo Bianc and Mack have parts to suit their inimitable Yiddish interpretations and associated by Mr Caulton Chase they form a trio of jokers whose antics would tickle the susceptibilities uf a confirmed wowser. Miss Maud M;les will be heard in some of the latest American ballads and Marcel and Falcon will be seen in several stupendous dance creations never sesn or before attempted on the Coast. The New York Comedy Four whose harmonious offerings have been the feature of these will have a new bunch of duets, trios and quartettes to offer. List but by 1 no means least the Pony Billet will j shake a shapely leg at all and sundry i who have the price of admission. The box plan is at Mrs Browne’s and the prices for this last performance are 4/, 3/ and 2/.