FULLER’S OPERA HOUSE.
A brilliant vaudeville art by l-'til- : ler's Eleven Vonders and in entirely j new musical programme by th/i (ieorge Storey Revue ..ompatn ,ir<- lie outstanding 'eaturea of a line programme Minch is being presented at the Opera | House this week. The work of all the Wonders is beautifully clean and neatly performed. Rena Rudd, an English comedienne, makes her first appearance and as a skipping-rope artist scores u great • success. Song
and patter by the Mu Haney Brothers meet with approval. Their impersonation of classical and ballet dancers is very popular. The Alton Sisters in rope tricks and Maxwell Carew’s songs conclude the first portion of the programme. the second portion of which is devoted to George fstore- and bis revue company whose offering this week is a musical comedy. Each of tlie seven scenes is well produced. An interesting plot runs through the story. Mr Albert .Bidgood’s orchestra contributes in no small degree to the success of tlie vaudeville acts, and of one of the best musical comedies seen at the Opera House. lb ere will be a matinee performance this afternoon.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17527, 2 May 1925, Page 6
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