THE CITY HALL.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XII, Issue 708, 1 October 1903, Page 18

THE CITY HALL.

FULLER’S ENTERTAINERS. If Mr Fuller keeps on growing in popular favour as he is doing at present there will soon be placards with “ Standing Room Only ” stuck up at the City Hall. The programme now presented is> of real excellence, and proves that the entrepreneur has the fullest confidence in his public. Amongst the new-comers in the company is Miss Madge Lucas, an exceedingly clever young lady, who combines singing, acting, dancing and a contortionist capacity equal to that of the famous Ferry the Frog. There will be new artists to-night and again on Saturday, and the quality keeps up with the variety. The other attractions at present are the Dashing Elmores, the Driscoll Boys, Bob Bell, the wierd jokist, Ted Herberte, the descriptive vocalist. Miss Annie Kinnaird, the talented balladist, and Mr Fuller himself. There is a crispness about the entertainment that is bound to make it “ go."