BRIGHT TURNS IN NEXT WEEK’S BILL.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17835, 1 May 1926, Page 6

BRIGHT TURNS IN NEXT WEEK’S BILL.

FULLER’S ARTISTS HAVE FINE PROGRAMME FOR OPERA HOUSE.

Xext Monday’s programme at Fuller’s Opera House seems certain to keep up the high standard generally maintained at this theatre. In the vaudeville section, a welcome reappearance will be made by that wonderful pocketcomedian Wee Willie Lancet.. Christchurch patrons will remember his exceptionally amusing sketches, in which he is supported by Mr Edward Aran and Miss Muriel Dale. A first appearance is. due by Storey and Brooks, a pair of novel comedy acrobats who have some new ideas. The last six nights are announced of Bert Elliott, the clever hat juggler, and of Harold Walden, the “Yorkshire Gentleman,” whose quips and songs arc unique. The Super Pierrots will be seen in a change of programme, which promises to be even more enjoyable than that presented on their first week. That brilliant producer, Mr J. G. Taylor, has a bunch of novelties to offer, amongst which are included the “Super Six as Nervous Wrecks,” a delightful sketehette “The Boot Shop,” and a revelation of his own powers as a “Man of Memory.” The vocal numbers have been most carefully chosen, while once again the harmonising by the entire company will be a feature of the entertainment. Seats may now be reserved at The Bristol.