FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.
The first appearance is announced for this evening at Fuller'a Opera House of the Tay-lor-Carlton 1926 Super Pierrots. This company has just concluded a supremely successful season of twenty weeks at the Palais Theatre, Manly, a theatre at which few organisations can register a real success. The brilliance of this small, yet carefully chosen, company decided Sir Benjamin Fuller to offer them a lengthy contract. The honour of their premiere has fallen to Christchurch, and it seems certain that they will become immensely popular with Opera House patrons. The personnel of the company includes such favourites as J. G. (Jimmy) Taylor, comedian and producer; Terry Carlton, comedian; William J. Aspden, operatic baritone; Dorothea Summers, comedienne; Dorothy Roslyn, soubrette; and Beryl Scott, entertainer at the piano. With a wealth of new material, these already well-known artists are certain to consolidate their favouritism in the Dominion. A strong .vaudeville programme is proffered in support, including Bert Elliott, the brilliant hat juggler; Florence and Clifton, sensational acrobats; Bella and Morris, popular comedians; Harold Walden, the "Yorkshire Gentleman"; and Swift and Daley, novelty musicians. Seats may now be reserved at The Bristol.
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18675, 26 April 1926, Page 7
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