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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 4002, 20 June 1870, Page 1

, Amusements.

PETITCE OF WALES THEATEE.

Lessees... Messrs. S. OBrien and J. M. Lord, Scenic Artists ... Messrs. Varley& Thornton.

ANOTHER STARTLING NOVELTY !

I Production of the Great?' Moral Drama (just received'per last' overland mail) performed at the Princess Theatre, London, upwards of 200 consecutive nights ; acknowledged by the Press and Public to be the greatest Drama, giving in full realisation a truthful picture of the customs and management of the great Model Prison System at Farnborough, which caused such horror and perturbation .in ? all classes _ of society throughout the whole of the' United Eirigdom. Every Scene entirely new — Mechanical Effects entirely NEW.

The magnificent Company engaged appearing in this splendid production, and comprising : Mrs. Walter Bill Mr. B. N. Jones L. McGowan L.- McGowan - William Ryan Musgr'aye Miss Ther. W»me J. H. Clifford St. Clare Clinton Noone " Booth Mr. William Ryan Hesford -t Mr. Stuart O'Brien.

THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, June 20,

IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND;

THE FIRST DISCOVERY OF GOLD IN AUSTRALIA, Founded on the great novel of the same name by Charles Reade, Esq. - " A moat excitiug drama, and one of the greatest moral lessons ever practically illustrated, "

Part 1. — The Grove Farm at Farnborough. Tom Robinson, originally a London thief, a curious compound of crime and amendment Mr. Stuart OBrien George Fielding, an -English fanner, in love with Susan Mr. J. H. Clifford | William Fielding, his brother, rather sulky, j also in love with Susan . ... Mr. Boo£h Mr. John "Meadows, risen from the plough, now a rich' cornf actor, also in love with > Susan ... Mr. Ryan Isaac Levi, an Oriental Jew, a money-lender — shining amidst the weeds of Berkshire Mr. B. N. Jones Peter Crawley, collector of rents, the human money-bag of Meadows, his agent a.nd tool Mr. J. Musgrave Red Ned andßlack'Gem, Gipsies . . . Mr. Hesford Susan Merton, amiable and beautiful; a' dutiful daughter, and attached to George , .., ..,_„ 'Mbb. Walter Bill Mrs. Merton, owner of Graasmere farm, and mother to Susan Mrs. Ryan London Nan, a gem, plain-spoken, food looking, and rather partial to Tom. tobinson ... ... Mra. L, McGowan Joseph, a' victim to cruelty... Miss T. W&rne Mrs. Meadows Mrs. Stuart O'JSrieiv Part 11. -Mrs. Merton'a Cottage, Grass, mere — The Model Prison — Farnborough. Part lll.~Gold~The Slab Hut in Australia. Part IV. — Home again — Retribution.

In active preparation, THE DEAD HEART.

THEATRE ROYAL.

Continued Success of THE STAE DRAMATIC COMP ANT,

rpO-NIGHT (MONDAY), 'JUNE 20, X and TUESDAY, June 21, Will be performed Barnett's celebiated Comedy, in three acts, of

THE SERIOUS FAMILY, One of the greatest satires on cant and hypocrisy that have ever been written, Charles Torrens .„. Mr. South Frank Vincent ... Mr. Glover Danvers ... ... Mr. Hooper Capt. MurphyMaguire Mr. J. G. Joyce Aminadab Sleek ... Mr. S. Howard LadySowerbyCreamly Mrs. Joyce Mrs. Charles Torrens Mrs. Sam Howard Emma Torrens ... Miss J. Raymond Mrs. Ormsby Delmain Mrs. H. Jackson

To conclude with the screaming Farce of

A.S.S. Mr. Diogenes Hunter... Mr. J. G. Joyce Anthony Sniggles .. Mr. Hooper , Adolphtis ' „, ... Mr. Glover Mrs. Hunter .., „,' Mrs. Joyce Sophia ... „, Miss J. Raymond

NOTICE The Management, at the request oi many patrons of the drama, have determined to make the prices to the Dress* Circle aa follow : — • Circle and Back Boxes, .3s.Seats in Centre Private Box, ss. each; Stalls, 2s. 6d. •" Pit, -Is. • Doors open at half -past 7, commence at 8 o'clock. . '

& ' . JL LODGE OF LIGHT, THAMES.

BRETHREN' ATTENDING the MASONIC BALL, on the Eve of St. John V Day (THURSDAY), 23rd- .instant, will APPEAR in MASONIC COSTUME. By ordei. - - L. W.' LOVED AY, Hon. Sec. M.B.C.

ST SEPULCHRE'S WINTER EVENING . „

HpHE SECOND of the SERIES^ wilj be JL - given in the Music HaU,-'Symondfc. street, on THURSDAY, the 2Srd Jvth^ commencing at'aalf-past 7. ",,.''' ~

Pkogbammb : .

Musical" Selection*, Rwdings, &Y. ' ) s Conelnding with ttie • - TRIAL OF B\RDELL v. PICKWICK, Dramatised, with characters by Amateura

ADMISSION :'ONE SHILLING.

Proceeds to Parish Schoolhouse Fund. For Tickets, apply to tho Stationers j and, at PavneU, to Mrs. Vaughan, Milliner ; or to Mr. Robinson, Chemist.

JIOTI C'E.

A LL PARTIES INDEBTED to the late J\. firm of R. WHITSON & CO. p,re requsted t6 PA.V the'sfnne fa ' ./'*. . H• - -■--'> - \'M/S; EEpRS/ 5 Acoountant, ' ,49, Queen-street. *