THEATRE ROYAL.

NZ Truth, Issue 106, 29 June 1907, Page 6

THEATRE ROYAL.

Fullers' Entertainers.

( The performing, cats,-, dogs, .and monkeys at. the Theatre Royal, ..are, still all th' 3 rage, ' and that , clown monkey takes a. lot of 'beating, anyhow. The animals, , however, .. are not the; whole .programme, and' one of the best turns seen on. the boards is -that; of Raleigh and May; the! intrepid and- com-edy wire-walkers. Tills pair '"are artists, and their feats on a. slack wire, ar© 'froth hair-raising and amusing ■. 'Amy Blackie is ' back, again,' and this sweet songstress's ballads are as greatly appreciated .as ever, while Lucy Lavania is as charming and as dainty as ever m her coon melodies, Dolly Keldie and Ldndy Davis m their rbller-skating act is giving something new, and this little pair of singers. and dancers have become v/ai'm favorites, Mr A. L. Cropp made- his. re-appearance last w-eek, and the 'basso is m fine voice, his rendition, of the Bandolero being warroly applaiKiedi Miss Kitty Delav?Je and Mr Will Hart are- also m great demand, while the Bioscope pictures were 1 never .better. Last even- >. impj the Australia Comedy duo, Pave Warne and Lily. Ootavia, made th'Qir debut to a WellJn'gton- audience, and are likely to become darlings of the gods and ' other parts of the house. Blr Stan Chester also made, his reappearance. There will 'be a change of programme.- this, evening, and Royal patrons' can patronise as of yore, wi;th, flic assurance tliat) t]i©y will get, titeir moneys worth.; I