PHYLLIS PERRIER.
On Tuesday night next, 24th April, we are to have a surprise in the visit of the clever child-mimic, whose name for the past two years has been almost a household word in New Zealand. Little Phyllis Perrier has entertained Lord and Lady Eanfurley at Government House, and has caused nigh and low to laugh, having laced crowded audiences everywhere. The Perriers are now restrn|ifl Wellington, .and visit here Tuesday night. The laughableness of Phyllis' feats lies in her absurd imitation of dialects, Scotch, Irish, &o ti are pronounced by all the N.Z» press as really wonderful for 8 child, and a child she really is, beisg
i . but twelve years old. Amongst hei , i imitations, that of a phantom drinl , is said to bo incredible until heard • Phyllis is ably assisted by her fathei i ' who has gained renown as an experi ; in musical eccentrics and hand-bel! ■ ringing, and the entertainment hay : ing been patronized by the elite elsei where will no doubt be so here ; Patrons can confidently look forwarc : to a genuine show. i -'■ "' " " ' —
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Manawatu Herald, 21 April 1900, Page 3
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179PHYLLIS PERRIER. Manawatu Herald, 21 April 1900, Page 3
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