“OFF HONOLULU”
GEORGE WALLACE COMPANY SEASON NEARING CLOSE Working up to a grand climax as they approach the close of their phenomenal season, George Wallace and nis clever company are delighting the packed houses which arc well pleased with the farewell programme. Only two more nights will the popuar comedian perform his mirth-pro-voking antics in “Off Honolulu.” This week he is the pride of the navy, and nis happiness in the part is shared by nis audience, who flncl him as cheerful in any other of his roles which have been as far apart as cooks and Policemen. The two Dudleys assist Jne comedy with cross-talk and some lyrical duets. “The Flaming Youths,” if - e< * ky George Wallace, give of their best in syncopation, and the Ttascals” wear as charming frocks ma dance as pleasingly as ever before. A special night of fun and music is Promised for tomorrow, when the* comhid farewell to the public hi*" whom such friendly relations 3.'e been maintained for nearly five months.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 663, 15 May 1929, Page 7
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168“OFF HONOLULU” Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 663, 15 May 1929, Page 7
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