FULLER'S TOURING COMPANY.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2215, 19 October 1907, Page 2

FULLER'S TOURING COMPANY.

The above combination of vaudeville artists made their third appearance ill Gisborne last night, before a u-ood audience, whose expectations were fully justified by the excellence of the programme. AH tlio items were well received, hut to an audience containing a great number of young folk the turn of Madame and Professor Tv tier was tlie most acceptable, their highly-trained animals going through their performances without a Intel 1. Bonita, the champion lady rifle shot, and Victor, tlie ventriloquist and illusionist, both ably upheld the reputations they had' established on the previous evenings, while Cleopatra continued ■to thrill the assemblage with her daning act amongst the snakes and crocodiles. Tlie other turns consisted of vocal items by the Bertoto Sisters, and the Living Pictures, which were both instructive and in some cases highly amusing. A special matinee performance for the children will he given this afternoon at 2.30, and the evening entertainment commences at 8 o’clock.