FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18182, 19 September 1924, Page 14

FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

At Fullers' Opera House to-night, the George Storey Revue Company will make their final appearance- Theix revue is "The Man in Possession," a phylet of three scenes, the action being bright oai well sustained throughout. Taken as a whole, "The Man. in Possession" is one of the bSst oi tho company's productions, and is worth whilo going a long way to 6ee. The vaudeville numbers this week are presented by Mi&s Lilas Birt, Howard and Wyndham, Cecil "and Jenny Astley, Mr Ftrank Wilson, Lyons and Moore, and Vaudo and Yeme. With the departure of the George Storey Rovuo Company, a season of all vaudeville will be inaugurated. The announcement is mado of the first appearance in New Zealand on Saturday afternoon of one of London's most popular singing stars. Harry C.afi has been specially engaged for. tho. Dominion by tho Fuller firm, and his opening song soena is entitled "Bluff King Hal." In this act Mr ' Clafi presents a clever burlesque on Henry tho Eighth, which is said to be exceptionally He is the possessor of a magnificent baritone voici, and assisted by Miss Winnie Wagor ho will bo heard in some delightful, musical items. Eileen and Marjoria are also newcomers, who. will lie seen in a sensationally clever acrobatic offering, while Gus T. Itagius, billed as tho "Indiarubber Scientist," will bo seen in. a clever and amusing novelty' juggling act.