NEW OPERA HOUSE.
♦—— WHIRLIGIGS REVUE COMPANY. N'KW SHOW TO-NIGHT. Th«iitrcgoevs. can always real assured- of witnessing a. sparkling entertainment at Fuller*' New Upeia Houao, and this week's programme, to be presented for tho first time to-mght !>y IS'at Piullips'a "Whirligigs" Kevuc Comi;.iuy f pionuspj to be an extra, bright show ami lull of surprises. from tho itw to the lull of tiio cuitain. The first half of- tho p-rv-ytaiurne will be takon up by an array of eyccial vaudeville noma; also two comody sketches ol an original nature. Home attractive songs and dancoa will be presented by Che members of the company, and the "Kadio bix'* ballet will provide • brightly colouied torpsichorean background for several of tho musical numbers. Frank Wilson, ihe gifted instrumentalist, who plays on many different kinds of instruments, both olaasical music and "ja.ii," will present a host of musical novelties in his special musical act, "Tramping Along." Nat Phillip'* new musical comedy revue, "Not Guilty," will occupy tho whole of the second hall of tho program mo, which will oombino, in comedy, dances, and music, -the "Whirligigs" brightest numbers. Hector St. Clair and Jack Kellaway will keep the fun moving all through the show, ana with them will be A 1 Mack, Les Warton, Cecil Scott, K. Ativans Stewart, Daisy Merritt, Bcstsio Blake, Stella luiuuond, Sylvia Gardner, and the celebrated "Radio Sis" ballet. There is no doubt that the "Whirliyiga" Itevue Compmy has provided vaudeville and revue programmes much above the average, and that each production ie bettor than the last ia in itself" a tribute to the producer, Mr Xa' Phillips. Not only i 3 this company com prised or clever artists, but the other things that • go io make- a revue a I success have not oeen overlooked. The frocking is excellent,, while the aapcipg and muaical'. numbers leave nothing to bo desired. The comerfy is e'eau as well as clever, a feature that all enjoy. The four comedian® with the "Whirligigs" rely on the true spirit of ooniody to raise thi .lamgjis, which the audience will ge* all the. way. through this brilliant show Tho box plans are at Tho Bristol.
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19725, 16 September 1929, Page 14
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