The Child Mimic.
Phyllis Perrier, the little mimic who has drawn such crowded houses throughout Australia New Zea land, by her laughable imitations of great singers add actors, arrives hero to open in Sinardon’s Hall on day night, in company with her father, Mr Wm. Perrier, a wonderful musical expert, and Miss Helene Laugharu (Mrs Perrier), who plays the funniest of sketches. Phyllis Perrier has become famons throughout Australia forher wonderful powers of mimicry. Her copies of Johnny Coleman’s. ‘ Scarecrow Dance,’ and little Gulliver singing 1 Home, Sweet Home,’ areextreraely laughable. It is said frequently that half the pit have risen: enthusiastically to acknowledge the copies, as also that of the great actor, Bland Holt., ‘ln Sight of St. Paul’s,’' which is done with Mr Holt’s written permission. Owing together engagements the Perriers can only play oner > night, and those fortunate enough tobe able-to attend may expect a, great, treat.
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Te Aroha News, Volume XIV, Issue 2080, 22 February 1898, Page 2
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150The Child Mimic. Te Aroha News, Volume XIV, Issue 2080, 22 February 1898, Page 2
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