"BILLETS IN FRANCE.”

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3314, 18 October 1919, Page 4

"BILLETS IN FRANCE.”

I TOWN HA_LL—».’l‘o-NIGHT.. J ‘ ThVe.“‘RougVe.-et~Noirs” ‘(or ;as they _"are more popularly known, ‘_"l‘he,l)ig—‘ ,gers”) will make ,tll_"eir initial ‘appear{ance ili“t.h‘e Town H.-:ll3tl1is evening, !the title of the -bill-L.t fare they_are isupplying is “B_illetg in France,” which gconsists --f two paro._z°" s, ir_ltroduc--iing such. delightful A numbers as :“Waiting,” “Micky,” “Somewhere ink ;Fl-ance ‘Ts the Lily,” "Alfonse.” “If I ,Might Come to You.’' “Wear Hozonc of -Mine,” "Arizona,” etc. Th-_.\ fii'St scene :is laid somewhere in T.«‘r«nce_ at thel Cape Central, where some grotesquely :h11Il1OI'Ol1s_; affairs eve.;l:_2:=+e. The secQond ac: takes the spectators to the‘ :Germall +renches, a, fw miles behind] jthe lines, where our b9‘.’:; vex-e billeted ion the ,"e of the arr-*I~::.:ce. In this‘ zact “Kelly of the T}:-7:; will make; ibis ap:_va‘a.r:lncc, the u*..l-..—'. chaxactersi ;_being :1 jlopey licutenanf Sergt. Digfgett, Corpl. Isitt, Gmbbins, a quaritette of inimitable d.qs:ers, a Red Cross rzurse, and an Elngel of Peace.‘ This scene will illtl‘(hi'lCG some of the most popular musical nuinbers of the day, many of which win be heard in Taihapg for the first rim-~ The “hole entertainment is oh unirgue lines, and a most enjoyable ev‘e..-mg is antieipat-, ed. ilt will be advisable for patrons to !be‘ in good time, as t:mre is cel'lainl to be a record atteniazwe i