FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18408, 15 June 1925, Page 9

FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

Another delightful programme of attractions is ! promised for . to-night, at- Fuilets' Opera House, whon a re-appearance will be mnde of an old favourite in Ernest Pitcher, who has recently, arrived .bacs- irom a: moat Sees "ul twir of South. Afiica. *****£ of music and, comedy .3 said to be ttoro amusing than ever, and it .is certain that he will receive- a hearty welcome to-night. 'A newcomer V »o W ..Wd. is Miss Sadie Macdonald who, represents a combination of violin playing and acrobatic dancing which la Dh unique and original. Elsie Vldeau and Walter iCirby hare a new act to offer which they entitle "The double turn," which S said to be full of exceptionally clever fun and aome qlevor dancing. The Kentucky Four have a new routine of plantation harmonies to offer, all of eaid to STpwlto the mUßical ear. The last si* S are'announced of George Storey-and mTW revue company. This talented.com-Wnation-df popular players have been very Ssful throughout their recent tour of they «e wanted, in Australia that they, are Wvin" For his last week, Mr Storey is Sng. "Chasa Me," a delightful-fun- f»n£sy wlioh gives all_ the.principals.*chanco to display their abiUties. It will be a lone time before 'such a popular, company. is Seen .here cl ?, din S, " ■ lt ~ d E& such favourites as Mabolle Morgan, Ada Sdadden,- Dulcie 'Milner, Fred Monument. Frank Haining, Mark Erickson, Richard hitler and the winsome ballot. The box Jlanis now on view at The Bristol and Matrons are urged to - reserve their eeats.