AMUSEMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 137, 8 July 1909, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

All SXAK VAIDKYTLLE CUiU'AXV

llns company will appear in the hcatre Koyal on Kii.h.y and .Saturday, !!th and llltl,. iieputaliou is everythin'. even witk tin- All Star Company." which is now famous throughout Australia. I here need lie no hesitation in ailirijunoconfidently, says- (he advance represent," tin-, that never before ill New Zealand has it .been the good fortune of any management t 0 | K . a l,] ( , t 0 place before an audience such an imposing array of variety artists, and dill'ering from'any "flier company travelling. The All Star's have attracted immense audiences in the largest theatres in the Commonweal Ih. The .Melbourne Argus says: "Nehlom. il ever, :■.-. : ;,bournc lira risiled by a compa..y ui slur artists who individually are singers ami comedians of such high i|iinlilv. The reception accorded them was characterised by re-•iiarka-lile eponlancity and genuineness of feeing. Tlic-re was not a number which failed, according to its character, to charm or amuse the audiences and' ereale instant demand for more." The following are a few of the star turns':George Sorlie, coon impersonator and world's ehaiivpion baton manipulator; Tlu-lma Wood, balladist; Shaw and Arniour, patter comedians and burle=mic boxers; Miss IVarlrc Golden, tlaintv serio and dancer; Walter Jamiesoii, dosenptive voe.nlist; the Daphne sisters, serios and dancers'.