FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18925, 14 February 1927, Page 6

FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.

DOUBLE BILL. A great double programme is the hill presented to th« Opera House Tatrons thii week headed by the Hector St. Clair Revue Coy., which made its first acquaintance with a Christchurch auditnee last week, and at onre firmly established itself in popularity. An entirely new programme is being staged in the revuo this week, and patrons are assured of an evening's entertainment of n Wry high standard, as the llevue is full of fun", bright songs, and dances. Hector has nlreadv established himself as a firm favourite here. This brilliant comedian is extremely versatile, and is seen in a variety of characterisations, which have the effect of "bringing the house down. Appearing with him is Ray Maclean, whose clever 'eccentric dancing is a feature of thei gay »how, as also is that of the Rodnej Girls, „nd the very fins smging of Lea Pearre and Hylton Osborne. The vnudeulk- scition is strongly represented by Frank RodE er« who is responsible for some remarkablj novel and clever ventriloquial feats. The tmj D.ilevs, whose amusing song and patter and piano playing has made them very popular here, will a;ain appear with new numbers. Including some local hits. Benson. - '' il.o prestr.t new characterisations of My Miss Xev.- Zealand Girl, and otner-interest■ in- numbers. The Kredo Bros, will appea. in'th? role of acrohati.: musicians, ar.d turn, which is out of th« oid'ii.u.'-• - exceptionally bright a-d aive» oue, acd n sur| to §EP«aI, ~ "