HIS MAJESJY'S THEATRE.

NZ Truth, Issue 973, 19 July 1924, Page 2

HIS MAJESJY'S THEATRE.

' On Monday evening next the Fuller management will offer to the public of Wellington* an, entertaining, new programme, which m the vaudeville and revue world will be hard to beat. The wonderful St. Leons, who received such a tumultuous welcome from patrons at their first appearance, have been retained for a further. week, and the gracefully artistic acrobatic work these three artists serve up to an appreciative audience defies parallel. Their somersaulting work is a really worth while feature of their turn and although an arduous and dangerous task, is gracefully carried Out.* Chas. Sherman and Curly Sherwood are another clover pair of vaudevillians, and their individual and instructive turns are a pleasure* to behold and evoke well-merited -applause. Several new artists will also make their appearance. Of the Stiffy and- Mo Revue. Company, little need be said, for patrons to Fullers' aro all familiar with, this irrfesponsiblo pair and their able supports. Suffice it to > sa^ that their, offering for the coming week ("The Plumbers") promises to be as entertaining as apy that have gone before.