AMUSEMENTS.
THE MOORE-ROBERTS COMPANY. After a successful tour in the chief cities of the South Island, this popular company opens at the Opera House, under the patronage and in the presence of the Mayor and Councillors, tonight. The piece billed is-a dramatisation of Maxwell Gray’s “ The Silence of Dean Maitland,” which is regarded as being worthy of the famous story upon which its main events are founded, The ■drama, which' has been playe'd ' “everywhere with striking success, was specially written for Mr Roberts, one of the most prominent, as he undoubtedly is,-the most versatile among Australian actors. Miss Maggie Moore is as great a favourite as ever, and the company supporting the, principals is a strong one. During the season, “ Frillby ” a burlestxue on Du Manner's work—will be produced,;, together; with other, novelties from the Moore-Eoberts extensive repertoire. His Excellency the Governor has given his patronage, and a brilliant season is confidently anticipated! -The booking office- is at the Dresden warehouse, and there is already a good demand for seats. . Dante gave hiscfinal performance at the Opera House on Saturday night before a large audience. ,■ j The : Woods-Williamso!n Company passed through Wellington on Saturday on their way to Christchurch, where they open to-night. - *
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 3675, 27 February 1899, Page 5
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