OPERA HOUSE.
There was a packed audience at the Opera House on Saturday night, when the last night of the current weeks vaudeville programme was greatly enjoyed. Mr Leonard Nelson and the FiVo Musical Lassies and other members of the company received an enthusiastic reception. To-night an entirely new "star programme will be given, including the special starring engagement, direct from America, of the Georgia Trio, singing and talking comedians; the starring engagement, _direct from America, of George Rowley, the "fashion plate" American dancer: the special engagement, direct from England, of Charles Zoli. character impersonator and dialect comedian; the nrst appearance, direct from America, ot Fern and Lizette, novelty instrumentalists and vocalists; and the welcome engagement of William G lnnis, the winner of the Leonard Nelson competition, in his whistling specialities, Chief Eagle Horse, the American-In-dian baritone; Jolly Fanny Rice, in her impersonations; Weston and Jlill, comedy duo; Little Mollie, child entertainer,; Vemade, hand balancei, Margaret Caraher, soprano; and Clayton'and Croan, serios and dancers, are also on the programme.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14917, 16 March 1914, Page 8
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