TRANS-OCEANIC ENTERTAINERS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10250, 29 May 1911, Page 5

TRANS-OCEANIC ENTERTAINERS.

To-aiight the Trans-Oceanic Entertainers Company, who are direct 1 from America, will provide a musical j and. comedy treat to the Miasterrton theatre-goers. Ail the performers are Americans, and come to our shores with big reputations. They have appeared in all the civilised countries in tihe world. We reprint tihe following from the Dunedin Star of January 10th, 1911: "Fifteen performers .provided the new entertainment at the Alhambra Theatre last niglvt. Of tlhese three were strangers. These three, Miss Nada Mo ret and Martinetta and Grossi, were really .worth all tllie others put .together. A good many of the others were enodred often, but their cleverness was not as clever as that of tihe newcomers. Martinetti and Grossi are American nov-elty surprise artists, and it is a. very long time since supporters.' of the Allhambra enjoyed so novel an entertainment as that provided by the above gentlemen. The other members of the company include the World- Trio, comedy musical sketch artists, Miss Umber, vocalist and musician; and ]>ancing Ed, American dhampdon, buck and wing dancer. The prices are 3s, 2s and Is, so it is safe to say that a large house wall assemble to wed come our American Mends to Masterton.