PERMANENT VAUDEVILLE.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 623, 28 September 1909, Page 6

PERMANENT VAUDEVILLE.

TO •BE KE-ESTABLISHEI) BY THE' " ■ ' . "FULLEKS... ,' ... . . ■ Tasto in theatre amusements moves in cycles len years ago the permanent moving, picture show was undreamt of in Wellington i to-day it is accepted as-quite' the ordinary l thing It <»?«. was seen, and conquercd-uttorly vanquashed the permanent vaudeville show, which ■had so long a run in. all tho metropolitan' towns of JNW" Zealand ' before ' th& animated photograph obtained its grip, on the 'fickle public. The Messrs. Fuller, are now of the opinion that the time has ■■arrived to revive the permanent vaudeville; and ire making" elaborate'preparations with! a vieti-of reintroducing that bright and varied' form of entertainment to. Wellington at' the .Theatre • Koyal on'. December'lß. ' ■". '■/■■ . In ordor to keep well in the forefront in the amusement, one of the family is ; nsually .abroad •noting what is doing in the bfg world beyond Pcncarrow Head. Mr. Ben duller has-been: travelling. America, England, and ,tho Continent for six or eight months past,'.and-is expected to return.to New Zealand■■ wilh a lot of new ideas some tine, next month. Sir. John FuHer states that it 5s tho intention of the firm to givo'a really good class,vaudeville show from December onwards, and ho has , lit.Ho doubt that tho public will appreciate: tho parture about to bo made, as it will add to the variety of evening amusements necessarily restricted in New. Zealand cities ni; compared with the big centres of the world.) Vaudeville, with clevor people and a judicious management, is a delightful .form iof entertainment, arid thero is no reason why it should not boom once nioro as it boonicd before. ,