THEATRE ROYAL.

NZ Truth, Issue 406, 5 April 1913, Page 7

THEATRE ROYAL.

Brenhan- Fuller -Vaudeville.

"Positively ithe f finest .'/show Fullers have put oil m Wellington," are the enthusiastic "and truly-expressed remarks of the large , crowds of people who have 'njghtly tftjs '.week visited' the Theatre "Royal. - Every performer, without' exaggeration, ( is an entertainment to his or herself, and the audiences -;-; have evinced ' a pronounced inclination to keep them on; arid signs l oik disapproval 'to their leaving 'the stage .at the . conclusion' of their : : fcucns..;. : It is selxlorn such, marked, enthusiasm ,is displaced by general ' audiences , ? so,-: m ?' the' . circumstances, the ".performers at present appearing : at -Phillers/. are haying a h»igh, -thotigh not\ undeserved,/ compliment besjow.ed ;uppn -them. " Hugh Huxham's '-party 1 ' •of musical and mirth-proyqking entertainers (The "Serehadefs"y"cau'gh't"*'6n' iinmeaiatly they appeaijed,' ;attdi ■; delighted the audiences vwith.' a! variety of 'items', which can ; claini' ' the distinction of never Tiaving been excelled, or, perhaps, equalled, "on a Wellington platform^ Lovers of this class -of entertainment; should not miss , the. opportunity ■•■ of "seeing them before >;they? depart, as ithey. -are .full :Qf merit, and very considerably- m advance -of ,the average i talent.^. "supporting them who vai^;. also very clever and superior to the! average performer, are the . Stagpooles, the Dentines, the * Lintons, ..^Bendo ' (the * boneless man);. and" ; Miss\ Louie". Duggan ("The Devonshire Nightingale.), who is.recalled again and again, scoring^, a meritorious distinction foi\ her. %i'r ttstic rendering,- of .Tier . popular songs. New artists announced are Frank Hawthorne, Mysto, Stanley and Bernard, Hugh Lloyd, Dela and Orma, and "-the Lessos.