FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18480, 7 September 1925, Page 7

FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

Yet another brilliant programme mised for this evening nt Fuller s pe House, when Mr Phil Smith will present hn, third miniature musical ' Tyv. ec ] C ' '"an production is entitled "On the heel. an appropriate title for a show hat carets along at racing pace all the time, story deals with tho domestic enUn„ em en of a trio of very un-George Washington hke husbands with their in such a murous opportunities are P rovl _ tv Phil theme for the comedians o£ the Pa I. . Smith, Kat Hanley, and Al Mack «»£• «»'°° us* of ihexn. and there is a succession ludjcrous situations. ExccJlen p„*"y P peatc afforded by William Greer; e PeggJ Peaw Mildred O'Brien. PhylliS c Nicholson, Merton, while Smith s Sm»lin= - well to the foro with their delightful ballet W The vaudeville action will be excellent entertainment, and will be n< )ta . • e . appearance of Miss June M. 11... who >s de scribed as the "World's * att * s ' *J®. p r c ~ cr . She presents a most B ® USl ? s h Mr William ins, in which she is assisted by J Mr \\Uiwm Innes. The first appearance .s also an nounced of the Melford Three, who tave recently arrived from Londonn. w hich be seen in a clever dancing Ep j"' h ur . is said to combine novelty, co r'j lesque, and versatility in an unusua = • Vet another newcomer is Uanny DAlma- *£ acrobat on stilts who «» s ° P' cßen £ h e of amazingly well-trained do„s. . oO niFamily of Musicians will be seen tQ plete change of programme j ast be even more enjoyable meloweek. New and delightful Hawai j ar dies will be contributed by tho TP' Queenie and David Kaili, who will a remarkably strong programme. thß The management impress upon p . at necessity of making early reserva The Bristol.