AMUSEMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE. Fuller's Entertainers appeared before a holiday audience at the Opera House last evening, and the new programme presented was full of entertainment and interest. Martinetti and Grossi convulsed the audience with their comic musical act, and at the same time they showed themselves masters of several instruments. Madame Nada Moret, an accomplished comedienne reappeared in a series of smart songs, and Miss Essie Jennings was also well received. Emerald and Dupre gave a new and catchy "knockabout turn." aud Signor Martinengo was well received for his work on the 'cello, Miss Lucy Lavinia, M r Bob Lloyd, Miss Nellie Power ami the other members of the company assisted to make up a really good programme. ' The company will appear again this evening. BARTON'S CIRCUS. The magnetic influence of the sawdust ring proved almost as great as ever last evening, and Barton's circus was taxed to its utmost capacity to &eeommodate its patrons. Mourner and Franz were- the star attraction, their sensational "Bridge of death" and their exhibition of jiu jitsu being received with applause. The rest of the company were all very successful and met with general appreciation. The performance will be repeated tonight and a matinee will be held tomorrow afternoon.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10303, 7 November 1911, Page 1
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