FULLER’S OPERA HOUSE.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17180, 25 October 1923, Page 5

FULLER’S OPERA HOUSE.

Bright vaudeville turns are a feature of the current programme at Fuller’s Opera House. An act entitled “Making Both Ends Meet,” introduces a clever contortionist in the person of Jack Birchley. Some charming Hawaiian scenes are presented by the Hilo I>uo. The laughable sketches presented by Joe Brennan and Ida Newton are very popular as crisp comedy a nd snappy dialogue quickly appeal to audiences. Ray Kemble does some female impersonations and carries off the part, in good style. The Sinclair Bros, equilibrists, Nat Hanley, entertainer at the piano, and Iveith Desmond. monologuist, are among others who appear on the programme. Great interest has been aroused hy the announcement of the appearance next Monday of Captain Adams a.nr! the troupe of Odiva’s Seals. Odiva if . one of the world's finest swimmers anc . in conjunction with the feats performed - by the amazingly clever seals present: r aii act. that will not he forgotten hi 5 those privileged to sec it. The seal; :*re said to. he almost human in then demonstrations of sagacity and ente: 1 into their work of entertaining tin r audience with the greatest relish. Thi » season will not he very lengthy am t therefore patrons are advised to mak« P sure of their reservations at once. Tin r box plan opens this morning at tin r Bristol.