FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18148, 11 August 1924, Page 14

FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

A brilliant list 'of attractions is offered to holiday-makers at Fulleia' Opera House to-night. That wonderful London comedian, Mr Bert Coole, will enter upon tho last six nights of his season, and will present a new sketch entitled, "P. Pipp, Detective/' in which he will be supported by Mua Jteggy , Fishwick and Messrs Oswald Waller and B, chard Butler. Enjoyable as was last week's, offering, this new sketch is said to be even more amusing and affords Mr Cooto wonderful opoortun.ties for hia inimitable funmaking. The first appearance is announced of one of the Fuller firm's latest novelities. lino's M. rimba Band has recently been formed and Will present a prc-gramme ranging from grand opera, to the latest jazz music. Rcoent arrivals from London are Knight ar.d Brady, wh-> will bo he rd in a delightful song scena. Miss Brandy is said to possess a soprano voice of phenomenal' range, while Mr Knight is described as a delightful lyrio tenor., i''red V\ eODi.r is yet £.noiixii' new comer witn a, novel act, which includes entertainment at the piano, some clever cornet playing and novel stepdancing. The last nights are announced of the Fredo Boys, who are sensational acrobatic violinists, and George Edwards .and Co., in another new sketch entitled "Saturday • afte noon." That popular favourite George Storey will present nis n<?w revue company in a brilliant production entitled "Find the Lady," in which the irrepressible George appears as a railway porter. Plenty of good fun is promised while the scenery and dressee are of the lest. to the length cf the p- ogramme the curtain will rise at 7.55 p.m. Seats may now bo reseryed at The Bristol.