THEATRE ROYAL.

NZ Truth, Issue 80, 29 December 1906, Page 3

THEATRE ROYAL.

Fullers' Entertainers.

; Maiiy . thousands of -holiday-makers ftayef beeli '.with the good fare provided at Puller's popular theatre : this week, and "house full" has been the rute feach evening. Cer-tain-it is Messrs Fuller deserve the liberal • patronage , accorded them, for the programme is an excellent one from beginning to end. Pride of place must 'of course he given to the everuopular Fred H. Graham and the equally popular Miss Nellie Dent, who present - that screamingly funny comedy entitled "The Lady Sport." Fred, as the Rev. Titus Gee, is ahsolutelv irresistible, and when the curtain "finally descends', after many recalls. ■ the audience with one accord starts to rub its sides, which fairly "ache- !" The Wonderful Carmos m their celebrated juggling and balancing feats . cause delight and amazement. ' Harvey and Morris perform an aiiiusine • skit m which-, a host of crockery comes to £rief. Tom Hedlev' as "The Musical Moke," Slade Murray, a , poor jilted spinster who looks like romaihinc; one for ever, and the. Four Charm inar Rosebuds m their clever doll dance, aire other notable turns' in 'n. company which is one of Fuller's best— and that's saying a lot.