FULLER’S OPERA HOUSE.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17569, 20 June 1925, Page 5

FULLER’S OPERA HOUSE.

Jo-night will see the final appearance of Gqprge Storey and his revue company in Now Zealand. Un Monday they will be replaced by an entirely new combination under Mr \\ alter George, who is so well known as a. producer of miniature musical comedies throughout thc Dominion. Ihe com pap y is headed by those brilliant co-medians, Moon and Morris, who have appeared successfully throughout Australia, and a strong supporting company has been engaged. including Lily Foster, soprano, Yera Sewell, contralto, Lily Denville, soubrettc, Jean Keith, premiere danseuse, Sydney Burchall, baritone, William Beresford, tenor, Claude Holland, light comedian, and a clever ballet of six clever dancers. The opening production is entitled * ' A King For a Day,” and, judging from rehearsals, it promises to be lull of good fun and bright music. Thc supporting vaudeville programme is one of the strongest offered for seme time. Heading the list is Miss Estelle I lose, who has been specially imported from London. She lias a reputation for being one of thc cleverest character comediennes seen in Ibis port of the world. Alec Kclleway i.s •a baritone who lias several new songs to offer, while a. real sensation in aerobatics is promise-! by Ben Be no on the trapeze ’few items will be given by Ernest Pitcher, the domestiao comedian. and Sadie M’Donaid, acrobatic violinist, Seats may b© reserved at the Bristol.