GEORGE WILLOUGHBY DRAMATIC COMPANY.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 11 April 1914, Page 8

GEORGE WILLOUGHBY DRAMATIC COMPANY.

MONDAY NIGHT

The George Willoughby Dramatic Company, from the Adelphi Theatre, Sydney, will commence a two night's season in the Opera House on Monday ' night, when they will produce "The Beggar Girl's Wedding." The company will comprise Mr George Cross, Mr R. Beckett, Mr T. E. Tilton, Mr Ward Lyons, Mr M. Nodin, Mr Frank Keogh, Mr Frank Albert, also Miss ' Gwendolyn Dorse, Miss Oriel Hotson, Miss Fanny Errisans, Miss Vera Remee, and many others —some old and some new faces. These popular artists are all well known, and have been playing for months in both Melbourne and Sydney, and many of them are also great favorites in the' Dominion, having "visited it on several occasions. The season will be for two nights only, and the seeood production will be "No Mother to Guide Her."

Mr George Willoughby is sending over all the scenery that was used for these productions on the other side, in addition to all the properties and mechanical contrivances that are /necessary to a good production. The box-plan is at Cole and Donnelly's, and intending patrons are advised to book seats without delay, as there is every indication of a heavy booking, due, to a extent, to the fact that popular prices are being charged. On Tuesday, the last night of the season, Nita Rae's great feondon success, "No Mother to Guide Her," will be produced. On Monday the box plan will be open at the Theatre from 10 a.m.