FULLERS' OPERA HOUSE.
The repertory of the Midnight Frolics, now appearing at the Opera House, is extensive and wonderfully varied, and again this week the clever company is drawing large audiences. Their current bill is {nil of good things, and shows the versatile Clem Dawe in "The Asylum" and other sketches. The programme includes "A Wife's Husband," "The Advertising Drama," "Sleeping Out," Edgeley and Dawe in their celebrated "Stick Dance," and "The Chinese Finale." Giving substantial musical support is the Follies' Band in "The Clarion," .or, "Sing, Belgian, Sing." Particular attention 'is given to stage settings and costuming, and in the latter -respect the ladies of the company shine in some remarkably fine creations. One of the brightest of the many sketches is "Future Evenfs," presented by Clem Dawe, represented as a nervous bridegroom beset with strange superstitions. The programme will be repeated to-night.
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19057, 20 July 1927, Page 6
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