FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18184, 22 September 1924, Page 7

FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

Two very large houses grcet-ed Harry Claff at Fullers' Opera House at both performances on Saturday, and great appreciation of his act was expressed. A'J King Henry VIII. he presented a splendid makeup, and his delightful baritone voice won the approval of all. Eileen and Marjorie were seen in an acrobatic act that wae something out of the ordinary. They are undoubtedly very clever performers. Gus Kaglus, with his eccentric make-up and clever juggling of indi&rubber balls, proved himself a really clever entertainer and the applause was loud and long at the iim h o£ his act. These three acts will appear again to-night in a strong programme dia. ■will be reinforced by several newcomers. A recent arrival from England is Don. • Merle who is described as a. magician with so mo most original ideas. His act is one that will appeal to all. Togo, tho sensational JapawEe juggler, will rc-aPPcar an nf sovorai years, while liart.c\ ana Wright aro due with a delightful ofiering of wmedy and music. New items ar c prom'sri by Cecil and Jenny A=tley, musical Vaudo and Verno will c,ffer new patter with more topicalities; trank Wilsc, a ts® *.«£ Seats may now be reserved at The Bristol.