FULLER'S OPERA HOUSE.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17610, 13 November 1922, Page 12

FULLER'S OPERA HOUSE.

Tin,™ C'Dt. Bruce Bulrnufathcr created JSi »»■" r?' around him, ho chose Harry 1W ( „. a c i e ver London character comedian, to take the' part. Christohurch citizens u onnortunity of seeing that bnlhant have the where S?T&r.ton will maie Ws first appearance • "Eemr artists have created such an natent 'sucST on the Fuller circuit aa Mr anmreton and his programme to-night should vLf\-fv tka ereat reputation that has preceded himt •***« to «OU BUI," hj« £3 several other, bnlhant characterisations (This repertoire, including, that of a brokendown actor, and a retired major, who 13 a "devil on a horse." In lupport of thus outstanding attraction is a very strong list of artists headed by Maurice Sterndale, a clever jazz violinist, who hnils from South Africa. A reappearance, will be made by Ko»a Loader and Tom ' Laney, clever musical and comedy offering. The last week is announced of those wonderful simian performers, Everest's Monkeys. Complete changes of programme are,promised bv Le Roi magician, Mr and Mrs Kennedy Allen, sketch artists, Little Lonia, the wonderful ohild performer, Louis Bloy. banjoist, cr.d Carlton and Roslyn, entertainers. The box I plan is now open at The Bristol. •