THE DANDIES.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 10 June 1913, Page 7

THE DANDIES.

sk* bo* Plan for tho one-nigiit's season Of Mr Edward EngM tidsinme .Comedy Co: ,4$ the Town H»n on i ;od*y. J u^ l2 ,™l will be opeite& fit ilto\ D s«f .%■ (Tuesday) morning.- fM'i&nam] ar d already known New land, and Mr Branse'oinbe's nam© is a bye-word in- high-class- entertain-' ment circles. Mr Bratfsfcorabe hfabj had no less than five compjMnes_ o'i> Dandies appearing .under alfresco* conditions in different parts of the Commonwealth during the 1 summer. These have to find more congenial quarters for the winter, and the halls of New Zealand are found eminently suitable for this class of work, and incidentally tbe field is considered a first-class one financially. Winter suns can sulk and the night i become cold and dreary, but the Dandies whose motto is "Always merry rnd bright," can be relied upon to transform the most pessimistic misanthrope and cheer the dull and depressed. The Dandies' entertainmen't consists of high-class solo and part singing, merry jests and quips, five minute playets, short and sweet dancing, endless comicalities, etc., tho whole providing a unique and distinctive entertainment devoid of anything common, banal or vulgar, and an entertainment that must appeal to bold) sexes and to all classes of the community with refined tastes. The box plan is at the Dresden.