FULLER'S WAXWORKS.

Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 18 June 1901, Page 2

FULLER'S WAXWORKS.

The above combination who open at the Opera House to-night arrived by the Haupiri this morning, the bad weather on the Coast being the cause of their nonarrival yesterday. The Company had a most successful season inWestport, where an Exchange after reviewing the collection of Waxworks and the Ohamber of Horrors says:—"Several artistes contributed to the vaudeville programme, and encores were the order of the evening. Mr Charles Marsden. the baritone, made himself popular; ,Mr Jack Lyndon, the eccentric comedian, raised much laughter; and Miss Lena Young, who has a pleasingcontralto voice, became a favorite, being re-called several times. The Mahers werealso given a good reception, Miss Alice' being successful in her bright serio numbers, and Mr Mike obtaining plaudits for his Irish sketches and danoes. Their double turns being equally appreciated. One of the best features of the vaudeville programme was the performance of the skating comedian, Mr P. T. Norris, who combines excellent humor with olever accobatism. The biograph projects a clear picture, and the subjects reproduced were interesting. Among the other attractions of the entertainment was a clever exposition oilegerdemain by Mr Charles Marsden.