HIS MAJESTY'S OPERA HOUSE.

NZ Truth, Issue 881, 14 October 1922, Page 2

HIS MAJESTY'S OPERA HOUSE.

The programme which the Fuller management has gathered up for Monday evening is guaranteed to fill m an evening to anyone's thorough enjoyment and satisfaction, and what more can anyone want for his money? Harry Thurston, the Ole Bill fellow, who made Bairnsfalher even betterknown m London than his drawings, is to stay another week, and has a full set x of new turns to tickle audiences into laughter. Probably he will have to trot out some of last week's as well, for they are quite good enough to see half a dozen times. He is a character if ever there was one. The biggest of the new acts will be given, by the Fuller American Revue Com-r pany, headed by Ward and Sherman, George Ward being the central comedian m the first of the laughing shoy/S; "Hermie Breaks Into Society." Pullers' Eleven Wonders are also to-be there. They are a lot of youngsters who put on one of the brightest and smartest shows the management has had the. luck to' get a line on to for a Ipng 'lime— singing, dancing and pretty ballet, work. ' There will be a dozen, 'other 'good "'turns, 'buL those are the headliners. ' ' ' . . •',.