ENTERTAINMENTS.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXII, Issue 4306, 19 August 1921, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

“ODDS AND ENDS.” TO-MORROW NIGHT. “Hostess, clap to the doors; watch to-night, pray to-morrow. Gallants, lads, boys, lasses, hearts <?£ gold, all’ the -titles of good fellowship come to ypq. What, shall we be merry ?. Shall we have a play extempore ?” Yes, and leL it be “Odds and Ends,” tne bright and sparkling new comedy, to be produced by the above-named company at the Central t Theatre to-mor-row night. The Company for the production of this new pantomimic extravaganza had its nucleus in the disbandment" of the popular “Sinbad the Sailor” company, after a phenom- x

•enally. successful tour of the Dominion. As a result, the cast of .the new piece embodies the strength 'of ' its predecessor/' With Edgley and Dawe and Dan Ager at the head of the comedic work success is at once assured in this department. Alys and Florence Wilson, whose acrobatic and toe-dancing were' an. outstanding feature of “Sinbad,” will make a welcome reappearance in “Odds and Ends.” Others included in the long cast are those charming spubrettes Patsie Hill and Clara Williams, whilst Walter Williams, the velvet baritone, and Cecily Audibert, who is a tower of strength in concerted numbers, will head the musical brigade. “Odds and Ends ’ should score an emphatic success. The box plan is open at the “Gazette” Office.