The London Revue Coy.

Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 4, 30 April 1915, Page 3

The London Revue Coy.

A LORD FOR A NIGHT. The London Revue and Burlesque Company are favouring Huntly with a visit on Monday next, May 3rd. Owing to the accentic properties being better in the King’s Hall the management has decided to play there and a special stage will have to be built in front of the old one to allow the scenery to be staged The Revue to be produc d on Monday is “ A Lord for a Night,’’ featur ng “This is the Li-’e.” Ihe two comedians, Mr Leslie Scott and Mr Lashbrook are recognised on the pantomine stage as being the greatest of laughter producers. The Revue opens with the tramp finding Lord Situp’s pocket book, then the fun commences: money everywhere, champayne flowing, pretty girls dancing amid a wealth of georgious scenery and wardrobe, never before attempted on such a lavish scale. The variety items alone are worth the price of admission and it is safe to predict a record house for Hunily on Monday (veiling next. The management of the London Revue Company are finding difficulty in procuring accommodation as the company numbers 35. Anyone having accommodation would bestow a favour on the management by leaving their name and address at the PRESS Office or King’s Hall.