FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18420, 29 June 1925, Page 7

FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

The programme tof/be presented' to-night at Fullers' Opera House promises to be even brighter than that which was so successful last week.

• The Moon and Morris Revue Company will bo seen in their second production, which is entitled "At the Cabaret." _ This is a concoction of fun and fancy which is said to be suited to the tasto of mc3t patrons. Few revue companies ha-ve < made sach an instantaneous success as this now organisation. .The .rehearsals for their sec- . ond production seem to promise that it will be an even- more •enjoyablo show than the first. Sir Walter .George, the '.capable and popular producer,- has- allotted tho parts exceptionally well,- while- tho" musical numbers ho has chosen are of the latest. The comedian who has taken Christchurch by storm, George Moon, has plenty of opportunities to display his ability for fun-making, while Dan Morris has a part in which he will shine. ' A feature of the show will be the dancing of the various principals. In the vaudeville section the last six rights are announced of that superfine artist. Mis? 'Estelle Rose, who is a performer of a calibre that is seldom seen in the Dominion. For her farewell week she has chosen to present several; of her best itjni.i, including "Rebecca from Mecca," "Rosa,' and "Hey Wod." Each of these numbers ia dever enough to be specially featured. Mr Alec Kclleway is also in hi 3 last week, and he will be heard in several completely new sorgs. A newcomer to Christchurch 'a Wi-=s Barbarina, who has something new lonffer in the way of wire-walking, together with a novelty that will surprise patrons. Ernest Pitcher will be. heartl in new eonfrs end stories, while the last six nights are announced of Ben Beno, the sensational nerialist, whose feats with a chair on the trapeze. have thrilled large audiences through the jast week. Seats may be reserved at The Bristol.