FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18546, 23 November 1925, Page 7

FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

To-night will see the first appearance at Fullers' Opera House of Mr George Ward, better Jcnown as "Little Hermie," who will present hi« new "Snapshots" Revue Company. Mr Ward is a comedian who established a wonderful reputation here some years ago, and ho is certain of a good reception. ' His support on the comedy aide includes Bert Le Blanc, who appears as Abe Cohen, and Les Warton, the famous Irish comedian, who will bo seen as Mike O'Brien. The company also includes such deservedly popular artists as Patsie Hill, Daisy Yates, Carlton Chase, Vernon Sellars, and Yoxke Gray, together with a ballet of six excellent dancers. Tho opening production is entitled "The Legend of the Ring," and is in three scenes. It is said to contain some excellent scenic effects, while tho -dresses, and muaio ■■< are _of the latest. A good vaudeville mil is promised in support, when the first appearance will be made of the Four Little Kellys. These are four young girls who are eaid to be exceptionally brilliant musicians, specialising in the-piano and violin. Complete changes of programme will 1» given by Southwood and Pink Lady, novelty entertainers; Lesley Elliott, the girl at tho piano; Barclay, entertainer in magic and mystery; and Edwards and Hughes, in cutlets of comedy. Seats may now he reserved at The Bristol. '