FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18426, 6 July 1925, Page 7

FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

The excellent revues already presented by the Moon and Morris Revue Company at Fuller's Opera House justify the confident expectation that the new production to be presented to-night will be another enjoyable show. It is entitled "The Rajah's Choice," and is under the capable direction o£ Walter George. As the title indicates it is an ■Eastern piece, and lias a .distinct plot. Plenty of opportunities are provided for Moon and Morris to indulge in fun-making, while the vocal numbers will be a feature of the show. Plenty of good dancing, combined with lavish dressing and scenic effects may be safely anticipated. In the vaudeville section several outstanding features may be expected, The first appearance is announced of Cardini, who is said to be one of the cleverest card manipulators ever seen in ' Christchurch. Cardini learnt liis work while lying in hospital recovering from the effects of a German shell. One of the features of his tricks is his ability to manipulate cards while wearing gloves, a feat which is aloni unique. Francis and Clifton are other newcomers who will be seen in a series of acrobatic feats which are said to be something well out of the ordinary. The first appearance is also pnnounced of "Vince and Eva Courtney, who sing their own songs and offer clever dances. The last nights are announced of Barbarinn, with her little pal "Brownie" and that favourite comedian Ernest Pitcher, whose popularity never seems to wane. The box plan is on view at The Bristol.