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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4493, 22 October 1901, Page 6

QPERA house. Under the sole management of WILLIAM. ANDERSON. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY). JOHN F. SHERIDAN AND ms VERSATILE COMPANY. Will present with most extensive Mounting and Accessories UNCLE TOM’S CABIN IP anuitised by Mr SHERIDAN from Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Famous Woix. in which there is revealed with perfect iidr'.itv the cruel Slavers' Days and the Life of Undo Tom. introducing all the original nn.l beautiful •Tnhileo Melod.ea. JURISPRUDENCE MARKS. "My name is Marks—l’m a lawyer.’’ "Next Time.’’ • SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS— Act I.—Scene 1 ... Shelby’s Plantation The Old Kentucky Home—The sale of Uncle Tom. Scene 2 .. Mr Shelby’s House Eliza overhears the news of the sale of her child. Scene 3 Uncle Tom’s Cabin Aunt Chloe and her treatise on cooking —Arrival of .Tom —Th,e Jubilee Songs and Choruses—Eliza tells Uncle Tom that he, too, has been sold. "Him dat saved Daniel in the lion’s den will not forsake Poor/ Uncle Tom.’ 'Act ll.—Scene 1 ... Phineas, a. true Friend to the Needy Scene 2 The Tavern The poor girl slave and her child fleeing for protection under the British flag The Slave Catchers in pursuit—Marks, the Liar, or Lawyer—" Next Time’’— Fhineas calls down the Slave Traders. / Scene 3 Escape of Eliza The Pursuit —"Bring on the Dogs.” Scene 4 The Great Ice Scene Eliza trusts,in the Frozen River and in God—Marks gets Cold Water without Whisky. Act lll.—Scene 1 ... On the Mississippi Song and Chorus —"Won’t you take me back to Dixie”—Little Eva meets Uncle Tom —"Oh! do bny him, papa. Yon can take the money out of my little savings bank’’—Eliza and her hunted-down child -The Slave Catchers recognise her—- " Come, my darling, we will die together” —Eliza leaps into the river—"so dollars to the man who saves her”—Marks to the Rescue. Scene 2 .Topsy. de gal dat Never was Born Ophelia takes on a big Missionary Contract. Scene 3 ... . Uncle Tom and Little Eva "S’e. Missv Eva, a Sea of Glass mingled with Fire”—The Angel Child passing (iway Topsy on the Warpath Eva « Angelic Influence—" Your Little Child is yonr True Christian after all.” Scene 4 ... Death of Eva "Shall poor Uncle Tom be free—Papa promised this to me”—"On the Bright Golden Shore ive shall meet her.’’ \ r t IV.—Scene 1 ... The Slave Warehouse •'Tinman beings sold like cattle —Topsy’s chagrin at being sold so cheap—Uncle Tom. the Slave-martyr—" Now then, Tom, you belong to me”—“De Lord have mercy on me.” Scene 2 Legree and Emmeline ‘‘As for you, Tom, von worship Me, I’m yonr Church.” Scene 3 The Fugitive Slave The Happy Accident Phineas overhears important News. Scene 4 The Rocky Pass The Dividing Line between North and South—On God’s free soil—“I want von to keep your distance”—Loker’s Fearful Death. Scene 5 Gassy does n good Deed "I won’t see a young girl like yon dragged down as I have been”—Poor Old Tom lashed and scourged—Tom’s Bible —The Look of Hair—Legree’s Story of an Illspent Life. Scene 6 Death of Uncle Tom “Ain’t I your Master. Ain’t you mine. Body and Sonl”—"No Massa, my Body may be yours, but my Soul, dat’s been bought and paid-for by One who knows how to keep it”—Cassy’a Revenge—Legree meets with his just deserts. APOTHEOSIS—EVA IN HEAVEN. "Nearer, my God, to Thee.” The Appropriate Music composed and arranged and Choruses taught by Mr GEO. GARDNER. Stage Manager, Mr EDMUND DUGGAN, Mechanical effects by HENRY COUZENS and Assistants. Properties and Appointments by EDWARD BEDFORD and Assistants. Produced under the Sole. Direction of JOHN F. SHERIDAN. PRICES: 3s, 2s and One Shilling. Box plan for Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls at Holliday's. • Day sales for Family Circle. Stalls and Pit at Abel’s, tobacconist, opposite .Theatre. MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 26th. Doors open at 1.30; commencing at 2 sharp CHILDREN HALF-PRICE TO ALL PARTS OF THE THEATRE. Box plan for Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls at Holliday’s. MAIL COACHES. FOXTON SHANNON LINE OP COACHES. GEORGE W.' HOBBS ... Proprietor. Coaches leave Foxton twice daily—s.3o a.m. and 3.45 p.m.—to connect with the Mail Trains from Wellington and Palmerston North, arriving at Shannon. Coaches leave Shannon for Foxton at 10.30 a.m. and 8.15 p.m. SIR'S N.Z. FORWARDING AGENCY Furniture Packed and Forwarded to any address. Splendid Storage Accommodation for Furniture and other goods. All Classes of Goods Cleared through Cns. toms and Promptly Delivered.