FULLER'S BIJOU COMPANY.
The Choral Hall was again crowded on Saturday night for . Fuller's "Social Party." Miss Blackie's two ballads "British Born" and "Plymouth Sound" were enthusiastically received, and little Miss Nellie Jordan in "Ambolina. Snow" — her last appearance — had a good reception. Mr. Percy James did full justice to the ballad "He Thought of Home," and Miss Silvini's song "Queen of the Roses" and Miss Barlow's "My Lady Lv" were pleasing features of the performance. Miss Eva Wilson, who made her farewell appearance, received warm applause, and was repeatedly .recalled. An apology was made for the Jordans, ' who were unable to a.ppear as advertised, arid the performance closed with feats on the invisible wire by "The little Venus." To-night Fisko, the boy-juggler, and Miss Lena Harvey and Mr. Dave Caston will be added to the list of performers. For next Wednesday the first appearance in Wellington of Miss Lottie Lome is announced.
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Evening Post, Volume LX, Issue 115, 12 November 1900, Page 5
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