FULLER’S OPERA HOUSE.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16987, 10 March 1923, Page 8 (Supplement)

FULLER’S OPERA HOUSE.

To day will see the first production .n thi3 theatre of “The Rajah of Rangi - poo.” by Air "Walter George. This is another entirely new show, which is said to be quite up to the standard sot

bj this capable company. The story deals with two English sailors attempting to rescue two Indies who are imprisoned in the Rajah's harem. As the two sailors arc played by George Storey and Frank Perryn. some genuine fun may be safely anticipated. The dressing and scenic effects are on the magni - ficent scale usually associated with this company. On Monday the first appearance will be made of Apdale’s Circus.

This zoological novelty comprises two bears, ten dogs, three monkeys, an anteater and a huge baboon. Tlie act i* said to be easily the greatest trained animal act yet presented in this city. L tTie antics of Mutt, the baboon, alone causing the greatest laughter and inter est. The act is, in tact-, a show in itself. Additional attractions next week will include Little Lorna and Russell and Frost.