PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXXII, Issue 5800, 1 May 1876, Page 3

PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE.

Tar peiforin.ince on Matin day night counted of tho m oil-known sensational ihain.i entitled ' I'mlor tho Gaslight." The pio^e was l>nt on tlie-ta^o in a vory cieditable manner, ml ill Hie lnemboi.s of tho company seemed unite .i f home in their respective p.ut«. Mis. ]' M Kites acteil tho part of Laiua Comtlami to^ i f or turn. The cluiracter is one thatgi\es fair <.eop<» to the ilispiay of an ncfcor'i ability, Mini HF'f T.'ites w:is ((uite equal to the occasion. Mi. JJatos^avc a more conect rendering of tht> juit of Snoikpy than we romember to have seon foi .» lojig time. As 1'enrl Courtl ml, llis-i lA/Ac Moigan was juntly .idmireil. AUns Liz/ie Hii'-clie was :i most nnnming I'eachblos^om, .ni4 the other l.ulion of the company contributed to the success of the pei forniance. Mr. G. "\V. Collier, who uppe.ued as Riy Trafford, .ict"(l tin* part in a thoroughly natuinl and manly manner, but wanted a little passion in the It.vc s?i»!i<H>. Mr. Charles Seaile an J$yke, an<l ~Sh: owoonoy as Dumilt were both voiy good. Mr. L. Alexander as Sam was. loudly appUndcd. ~\\~c observe that to-night Mi. mil Mis. Bites will appear for the last time, on which occasion a grand complimentary benefit will be ti-ndeied them. Tho pieces selected au> "Tho Ticket of Leave Man," and "A (ton jugil Los-on." AVe Jiope to see a bumpei home.