sk1834-info3a, Susannah(cis) McDonald/Fuller and francis earl Harrison

sk1834-info3a, Susanna (Cis) harriet McDonald/Fuller

The Brisbane Courier, 19th June 1876

Queensland Theater, Last Appearance

Mr Max Rinkle, The great American Clown, as Salamander Sam 
and the Jolly Irishman, also in New Dances and Specialities

In consequence of the Lady Young not starting
for Maryborough until Tuesday, the proprietors 
have determined on giving one more GRAND SPECIAL PERFORMANCE
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MAX RINKLE (Ihe Clown)

may1876 Queensland theater

The Bisbane Courier 25th march 1880
Queenland Theater

13jun 1882 Whanganui Chronical

BURTON's The Royal Austrlian Circus 
Reclaimed land, Whangsanui

included Max Rinkle  is this when he met CIS?

jan 1883 the circus was in auckland
They married 26 feb 1883

june 1883 Observer,  Theater Royal  Auckland

Evening post 1885 Wellington 
Woodville circus

The Thames / Evening Star, 1st June 1888
Cleave, and Hall, The dramatic temperance entertainment given by Mr and Mrs Harriion last evening in the Oddfellows Hull was very successful, those who were present being highly pleased with the performance. In delineating the several characters in the temperance drama entitled " Examaple V. Precept," and also in the piece* " The Father's Broken Vow," "Drink," and "The Livin» Monument," they were very clever. Mr Harrison, although now a total abstainer, was fully at home in the character of the drunkard, frequently amusing the audience with his witticism, showing he had not forgotten all bis funny sayings when travelling as " Max Rinkle." Mrs Harrison also was specially good in the pathetic parts, and in her rendition of the songs " Father Come Home," and " Where is my Wandering By to-night," she was greatly applauded. The duets, melodies, and recitations were all well rendered, and the tableaux were very effective. Mr Harrison, at the close of the entertainment, thanked the audience for their attendance, and informed them that Mrs Harrison and himself were under an engagement for the Waikato district, and as far as Te Aroba, after which it was very probable tbat they would return to Auckland via the Thames, in which case it was likely they would give another entertainment here in about a month hence. Miss Bateman played the accompaniments throughout the evening in a very efficient manner.

The Thames / Evening Star, 1st June 1888

Cleave, and Hall,
The dramatic temperance entertainment given by Mr and Mrs Harriion last evening in the Oddfellows Hull was very successful, those who were present being highly pleased with the performance. In delineating the several characters in the temperance drama entitled " Examaple V. Precept," and also in the piece* " The Father's Broken Vow," "Drink," and "The Livin» Monument," they were very clever.
Mr Harrison, although now a total abstainer, was fully at home in the character of the drunkard, frequently amusing the audience with his witticism, showing he had not forgotten all bis funny sayings when travelling as " Max Rinkle." Mrs Harrison also was specially good in the pathetic parts, and in her rendition of the songs " Father Come Home," and " Where is my Wandering By to-night," she was greatly applauded. The duets, melodies, and recitations were all well rendered, and the tableaux were very effective.
Mr Harrison, at the close of the entertainment, thanked the audience for their attendance, and informed them that Mrs Harrison and himself were under an engagement for the Waikato district, and as far as Te Aroba, after which it was very probable tbat they would return to Auckland via the Thames, in which case it was likely they would give another entertainment here in about a month hence.
Miss Bateman played the accompaniments throughout the evening in a very efficient manner.

Princess Theater Dunedin jan 1892 Fielding Star nz October 1893 At Army Barrackes Max Rikle the converted clown will give his life's history

December 1893 Memoranda. In the Salvation Army Barracks tonight at 8 o'clock Max Rinkle the converted clown and his wife will discourse on " The Salvation Army Life Boat."

1904 5th march Whanganui Herald Max Rinkle, the reformed clown, assisted by his family, will give a grand spectacular temperance entertainment in St. Paul's Hall, under the auspices of the local 1.0.G.T.. This entertainment is similar to that given by him in the larger Australian centres, concerning which the Rev. A. R. Edgar, of Melbourne, seays: - "Mr and Mrs Max Rinkle gave us a spectacular temperamce entertainment in Wesley Church to a large congregation We can recommend the same to any church or society wishing to spend an entertaining and profitable evening". In order to meet the expense of advertising and rent of the hall the nominal charge of 6d is being made for admission.

Electoral Rolls 
Francis Earl Harrison 
Susannah Harriet
1905-6 Grey Lynn
1911   Manukau
1914   Manukau
1919   Manakua (susannah only)