“ODDS AND ENDS.”

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2320, 25 August 1921, Page 3

“ODDS AND ENDS.”

“Mirth is the sweet win of human life,” and it is dispensed in liberal measure by “Odds and Ends,” which will open a one nighj, only season at. the Town Hall to-morrow (Friday). This new pantomime company includes in its ranks the principal comedians, dancers and singers of the popular J. C. Williamson “Sint bad the Sailor” company, which is at once a testimony to its strength and to its cleverness. Probably we have never had a better pantomime dame than Dan Agar in his Mrs Sinbad, and lie has a similar character part in “Odds and Ends.” Edgley and Dawe —who will ever forget their Ugo and Igo—are also included in the cast, as are those two fairy-footed dancers Alys and Florence Wilson, who literally tip-toed their way into the hearts of theatregoers. Patsie Hill is a name to conjure with in sparkling soubrettc work, and she goes hand in hand in the cast with Clara Williams, nhp can frivol with the best of them, also Walter Williams will ba with the warblers when the music strikes up, hut he has to do his host to keep out of the road of Cecily Audibert, whose charming voice is a feature of tho ensembles and concerted music. These are “some” principals, and there are others. “Odds and Ends” is due to cut some ice. in the history of comedy attractions. The box plan is at Heath’s.