THE TWO WEDDINGS.

Feilding Star, Volume I, Issue 277, 28 May 1907, Page 2

THE TWO WEDDINGS.

TO-MORROW NIGHT. Public interest has reached a high pitch over the appearance at Feilding of Harcourt Beatty and the supporting combination comprising Messrs Meynell and Gunn's famous "Fatal Wedding" Company . The season opens at the- Drill Hall to-morrow evening, with tho famous musical drama, "The Fatal Wedding J' This play is said to stand out prominently as the most potent drama success that has ever visited the colonies. For eighteen months past the piece has been continuously played throughout the colony, and every week has been a winning one. Its manifold attractions have been a source of continuous comment throughout the period. It would be hard indeed to define the exact cause of the popularity of the , "Fatal Wedding," says a leading critic, " except that it ie on account of its intense earnestness, its realistic and faithful portraiture of scenes and actions in every day life." Perhaps no greater tribute could be paid to any drama. The "Tin Can Band" is already a leading topic of discussion, and the novelty of the title and the fame of the 30 children through the medium of this, is sure to be an additional attraction. The "Fatal Wedding " will be presented for one night only, and on the following night (Thursday) the company will present the celebrated military ; drama, the "Midnight Wedding," in which Mr Harcourt Beatty will appear as Paul Almort, supported by ' Miss May Congdon, Messrs James, : Lindsay, Conway, Wingfield, etc. A very large booking has already been recorded at Milson and Coles'. <<wn»oiiniiiiii -m-'w- ] MAKING PIGS PAY. , The best and oheapest pig fatteniug \ food is " Tolley's." Mr MoAuley, of < Oroua Bridge, testifies to the following actual results obtained: Cost per pig. 2s fid for food, pigs sold six weeks earlier ; pigs extra weight more than . paid for food used. Obtainable at all stores. Hodder and Tolley, Ltd., j Feilding, Manufacturers. i