MR CHARLES WARNER.

Press, Volume XLVIL, Issue 7712, 18 November 1890, Page 6

MR CHARLES WARNER.

fiourlsV, which are u"aa! to {jf » preliminary of the Drary iJ? , M drama, tft Augustas Hwrtv?" **»• "one are nev«r worth eerioM .m?*"* but they always get it, to g? SS^i ChrUtmas pantomKuT te* «*fi nisea that It is truly contewlwj s i*** one has the courage or tKni c, bot Bj and co all join in praUiS th?"* 0 sa ? dreases, and the year these are on a eranl^ 010 ' 3 , 6 - Tfeij play i. if usual. The scenes mteht JRl""'* tbaj » low take place ia dum? ts the Ule of Ha«y SSfstel f pl extravagance. Iα *™ r ™ \ fol iy aa4 him eecrofely wedded fln,i cud in pxeat flaanclal ftr»L *^ hora^ eete out uiKm \ S2?r *»* which the villain MS BelLavi' y , ltt duces an adventurous Mf c at Ciffit -L* has a drunken husbaud * teJl. ™A k from his wife, and ings and a separation. The dh»nt«» k * band dies while oa thepoGtoJSSS.S ,, * Harry and bringin X a aivorM »»i a nJs ' hIR wife. Themllßou taSSf 15 T}*$ mine, which is declared a fraud L d X is nothing for the poor fool bnt £ abroad with hb mcl£nt. xiift"dtf after vainly seeking a reconciliation % his wife, who thinks he teetUl iti thn tl« of Mrs St. Claire. HelewpirtSdSJS but Mary will not believe the uS« 3 justifledio her refusal by (he turn ol ttarry, whose Umocenee hu heM proved by the repentant and &?&» M« St. Claire. Also the goldmine tanw eJS eucceee, and fcJiera is h&ppl am ga | reunion. Two «cenea are SDeelSl* well mounted and manoaaveted, naralX one on a racecourse, wherein a inink>,iM of Derby day Is given with noises, S champagne bottles, bookmakers aud 5. the other scene at Welllnßton barrsckV with the guards marching out on tkS way to foreign service. Mr Warasr a the hero, received a warm welcome th* gallery rislug to roar at him, Hβ was»« robuat and vigorous in voice and llmhtl ever, and as he ia in receipt of an escclkat salary, he ought to be satisfied, tmu h* lieve, he doesn't like the piece nor hlanart The favour of Australian audience* h« been too sweet for him. The adventures* was enacted by Ml*e Lingard, whohw-f known to you, aud very well indeed w Si the part taken. An adventuress suits hit admirably. Other parts were tekerj bj Mt Henry Nicholla, aud Mhs Fanof tmA as well as by Miss Miilward (so loss m. Mr Terries at the Adelphl), aaii S* Qlenney.