ROBINSON CRUSOE PANTOMIME.

Shannon News, 20 June 1924, Page 3

ROBINSON CRUSOE PANTOMIME.

THURSDAY NEXT. On Thursday next at. the JVlaoriland Theatre the curtain will rise on the gorgeous and funny pantomime, "Robinson Crusoe." The caste of performers is a paxticularl!|y Jbrillianti one. Headed by Winilred. La France who is a .headline, attraction lor such well-known firms at J. C. Williamson and also Sir Benjamin Fuller, as a principal boy the' artiste ranks amongst tlie foremost performers of the world, having played in-some of the principal theatres in England and America, including the Palace Theatre, Broadway, New York and the Alambra Theatre, London. The Sydney Bulletin, reporting on her performance of "Aladdin" in. the King's Theatre, Melbourne, says, "Winifred La France is three'principal boys in one, and possesses everything which 'makes musical comedy stars. Her impersonations of children ; and their . songs mark her not only as an -artiste, but a genius.'' Amongst the supporting artistes is Lester Sinclair, a wellknown English pantomime dame. The pantomime will be presnted in seven gorgeous scenes, whilst the dressing is a revelation. See handbills, etc., for further particulars.