FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18552, 30 November 1925, Page 7

FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

The success already registered by the George Ward Snapshots Eevue Company at Fullers' Opera House seems likely to be accentuated to-night when their second musical comedietta will be presented. The new production is entitled "Cohen's Vacation," and deals with the adventures of Little Hermie and Mike, who, when officially holi-day-making in the mountains, spend their vacation dallying with an actress. Needless to say, plenty of wholesome fun is extracted from their explanations of their' misdoings. All the talented members of this deservedly popular company have excellent parts, and the musical numbers together with the scenes are such as to make this an outstanding production. A feature of this entertainment will be a series of very pretty tableaux presenting on idea of London in the days of Beau Brummell.

The Traud.eivifle section again promises to be exceptionally .interesting. The first appearance is announced of Mr Arthur Aldridge, a tenor who has recently arrived from London with a reputation which has been fully justified by his Australian successes. Barclay the magician will present a sensational feat in which he catches in his mouth a bullet fired at him by a member of the audience. Complete changes of programme are promised by Miss Lesley Elliot, the girl at the piano, and the Four Little Kellys, whose moments of melody were appreciated by such large audiences last week. The box plan is on view at The Bristol.