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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11854, 4 January 1902, Page 8

r\PEBA H-.O TT 8.8.- 14 Uhdar the direction of Mr. Robert Brouek. ■ fe Representative, • - - > Mr. Allan Hamilton.! ' S» ' :tl THIS EVENING. AT 8 PRECISELY. . ' ; 1 THE I T ROUGH COMEDY COMPANY BROUGH COMEDY COMPANY! I BROUGH COMEDY COMPANY. . .- I ; '■'.■>. * FAREWELL APPEARANCES IN AUCKLAND '"■ FAREWELL APPEARANCES IN AUCKLAND ® . V '^\ ■' " X;: -W'y"::l&^~ Of. ; • - - I MR. AND MRS. BROUGH, ",':'' 1 Prior to their Retirement from the Austral* ■' sian stage. -rm — . ,/i POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT •, U'lJ POSITIVELY LAST ; NIGHT '| l 1 ' POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT I 0f ■ * ■f' : i ■'LADY HUNTWORTH'S EXPERIMENT 4 I "LADY HUNTWORTH'S '■ EXPERIMENT if "LADY HUNTWORTH'S EXPERIMENT j ; f; An Original Comedy in Three Acts, by' .. 'I' R. C. Carton. * i= :_ • .- F MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, ■■' JANUARY 6, 7, 8, ■■: : I First Production in New Zealand or > i " MRS. DANE'S DEFENCE," " MRS. DANE'S DEFENCE," V %4m " MRS. 1 DANE'S DEFENCE," , ' ' v An Original Play in Four Act«, by Henry Arthur Jones, Author of " The Liars." * .:■;.. ►" ——— ■' ' '" ~> '' : " : 'i THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, \* JANUARY 9 and la, - % First Production in New Zealand of the : 1 " TYRANNY OF TEARS," i - " TYRANNY OF TEARS." , .;1 A Comedy in Three Acts, by C. Haddon I : :v,--. '";'V:' v ':"' '.-.-. '■''; Chambers.' ■"■;.' -.- -■■.:..•-..% i'-iifSßi ..'.- '- ■" ' ——./ ■^.;-,..^■■■.''■;.'-.'''.iV,^..;//ffi,;i SATURDAY AND MONDAY, ■(1 JANUARY 11 and 13. ' ij First Production in New Zealand of I *' SWEET AND TWENTY," ■ 1 " SWEET AND TWENTY." \\ A Comedy in Three Acts, by Captain Basil 6 .--■•' :.:',"...■U Hood. , - '. . r '. I — , i Box Plans at Wildman. . Lyell, and Arey , 0 Prices: Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalk' •" * 4s ; Stalls, 2s 6d ; Pit, Is. 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