"MOTHER GOOSE" PANTOMIME.

The Melbourne "Argus" of "'March-! 15th, 1915, says of Stanley McKay and j Co.'s pantomime, "Mother Goose" : — |'"Marked success attended tuo. p-anto- ! mime production at the Bijou Theatre on Saturday last by Stanley McKay and Co." The'Melboiirne ''Age" of the 'same date records: "Tho production was a disth:ct success. ' The principals did exceedingly well—sufficiently we!!, in fact, to challenge comjiarison witfe 1-hose who liave filled simitar 7'oles iff othor productions of tho kind." "Mother Goose" is to be staged in Nelson at the Theatre Royal to-morrow night, with tho complete, company that did such wonderful business in. Auckland a couple of weeks ago. Among the speciality artists engaged for the New Zealand "tour of this company ,aro the Frsdo Brothers, musical comedy acrobats, who no through a series of most difficult evolutions, the while playing vioiins and keeping perfect time and tune. •'Mother Goose" can be staged only for one night. On Saturday the pioeo will he "Criderelln." , At the matinee .at 2 p.m.. the rmildren ai;o. to liave an opportunity of witnessing "Cinderella," when "reduced prices will be charged for all under .14. For tho matinee the usual 4.30 p.m. train front town will be delayed until 5 p.m. The little ones are reminded of the e-ss.av competition for a beautiful copy of "Cinderella." now on view at Ja.ckscn's. "Old Mother Hubbarcl" is to be the final production on Monday, January ]7th. Seats may' lie fxioked at Jackson's without extra charge.