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North Otago Times, 5 August 1903, Page 1

' was a good character study. • The drill scene wus exeeseively funny, and Mr. Porde played'with effect throughout the trying experiences of the returned soldier, whose memory comes back to save his property from the hands of the hynotical Skinner, Mr. J. P. West emphasised, without any tendency to exaggerate, the cunning and villany of the latter, gentleman. Other parts were iu capable bauds, Miss Magge Herrick appearing as Mrs Stofel, Mr S. A. Fitzgerald as as Sergeant PJynn, Mr Milton Moss as Corporal Sharpe, Mr Yihcent Scully as Dr Pearson, Mr George Hassellas the unlucky officer of the day, captured as a spy by Stofel, Mr W. H, Welsh as Pete, and Little Glad yB Bashford as the cheeky Billy Patterson "Struck Oil" will be followed by ! the historical drama "Nell Gwynne" This drama Miss Maggie Moore Played for over 300 nights at Darley's' Theatre, New York.