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Otago Daily Times, Issue 419, 24 April 1863, Page 3

Amusement. D HI NC B S S' THEATRE. Under the Management ot Messrs Holt and Wolfe. KXTHAORDINAKY MUSICAL ATTRACTION FRIiJAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, ' -- 2iih nml v?stlt Ap'il, •■■'•L.S'S'r TW O MBHTS OF MESSRS FOUSSARD AND DOUAY, Tlie cdrbititol Insii'uniL'iitali-ts, and-Prize Per-formers-Cf the World, whose leception tivh Evenii g lias been irio.-t enthusiastic, and who will npucar this Evening in an enure change of programme, insisted by the popular Tf nor. Ma E. A. Beaumont, and Mr. AY. H. Wilkinson, The un.iviilled Basso. To commence at Eight o'clock precisely, with' the interesting and'laughable coraedi" tta, entitled WHO' STOLE 'THE PuCKKT-B )OiC. After which Messrs Pi>ns«nrd and Douay's Grand Vocal and Instrumental CONCERT! To conclude with the popular afterpiece, entitled JOHN WOPP3, Or. from Information I've Received. Box Plans open daily at Mr. Rees's Cigar Divan, Stalforo-stveet, (2 doors from the corner , where Keserved seats and Private Boxes may be secured. B_g° <.N MONDAY NIiXT. JS3J Will lie produced, with entirely ncv and magnificent scenery, powerful mechanical effects, and appropriate costumes, an original and extraordinary sensation Play, in 5 acts, dramatized from (he novel, by a gentleman resident in' Dunedin, (expressly for the present management)! entitled " LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET," which will be placed on the P:incess' Stage 'on a scale i)f splendour never before attempted in any theatre in the Southern Hemisphere. T> P. I Ne'e S S' ) T H E A T R E. Under the Management of Messrs Holi and Wolfe. figf?- The Great Sensation iPlay, in Five Acts, of LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET. ON MONDAY NEXT, 27th APRIL, Will be produced, a Dramatised Version of the all popular sensation novel. "Lady. Audley's Secret," prepared expressly for the Management of this Theatre, by a gentleman resident in Dunedin. Messrs Holt and Wolfe have spared no expense in producing this great play. The scenery, appointments, furniture, and stage effects, have been expressly prepared for it. and it is anticipated, that it will prove the greatest success, not only of any effort in Dunedin, but of any in the Australian Colonies. N.B.—The production of a new five act play, is no slight undertaking, but the Management believe, that this piece fully warrants the attempt. The plot of the novel has been preserved as far as was consistent with dramatic effect. The language has also in a measure, been incorporated with the play, and the sensation incidents strikingly pourtrayed. It must indeed be felt by every person who has read the book, that the wonderful interest sustained throughout this great work, eminently suits it for dramatic representation. The new and beautiful Scenery, by Mr John Manly. The Machinery and Stage Effects, by Mr G Cooper. The Appointments and Furniture, by Mr Weller. The Music arranged by Monsieur Fleury. And the Piece produced under the immediate direction of Mr Olarakce Holt., Notice.—The great expense attending the production of this novel play, compels the Management to slightly increase the prices of admission: — Private Boxes, £4 4s; and £3 3s. Numbered and Reserved Seats in Dress Circle, 7s 6d. Reserved Seats in Private Boxes, 10s. Stalls, ss. Pit, 2s OJ. Box Plan.—Open daily at Mr Rees' Cigar Divan, Stafford-street (two doors frotn comel1), where Private Boxes and Reserved Seats in the Dress Circle may be secured. An early application is requested. On. Monday Evening, will be presented (for the first time on any stage), LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET. HELEN TALBOV S.aud afterwards Lady Audley Mrs Clarance Holt ROBERT AUDJLEIf (nephew to Sir Michael Audley, con- . nected with-the'- Law Cham- ";;' bers. Fig I'ree Court. London) ...'. Mr Clarance Holt Sir Michael Audley (of Audley Court, Baronet) Mr W. D. Shiels George Talboys (a prosperous digger from the Australian goldflelds) Mr Tom Fawcett Captain Maldon(anavai officer, on half-pay, with an eye for nothing but the main chance) Mr M. Wolfe Luke Marks (a man of suspicious character) Mr W. Ryan Landlord (of the inn at Audley) Mr Chalmers Doctor Dawson Mr John Manly Servant to Sir Michael Mr White Bailiff Mr Pollock Little Georgy.. Little May Phoebe (waiting maid to Lady Audley) Miss Ada Hart Alicia (daughter to Sir Michael) Miss Mathews Landlady Miss Montrose Luke's mother Mrs Massy Servants, children, &c, &c. PROGRAMME OF SCENERY: The School-room at Mrs Dawson's. The Past Clouding the Future Robert Audley's Chambers Lady Audley's Boudoir Interior of Lodging-house, Southampton An inn at Audley Interior of the Mansion Exterior of Audley Court Chamber in Audley The J.im'e 'lYee Walk The Salt Mansion I The Well. The Burning of the Castle , Inn at Mount Stanning Luke Mark's Cottage Interior of the Court And DEATH OF LADY AUDLEY. Grand AND IMPOSING DENOUEMENT. TUT A S O >' I C HALL. PRINCES-STREET. FOUR NIGHTS MOREI! Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 1 April 22nd, 23rd, 24th, and 25th, .;" In consequence of the ' UNABATED EXCITEMENT i'-i' ■■> •' AND ' ]' ' ' UN B 0 U,.N DBS, APBLAUSE, " ': Manifested Nightly by CROWDED AUDIENCES ! PROFESSOR BUSHELL Has pleasure in announcing a Continuance of his WONDER STRIKING AND LAUGHABLE EXPERIMENTS IN ELECTRO-BIOLOGY, ELECTRICITY, MAGNETISM, AND CHEMISTRY, The amusing nature of which it is presumed, is well understood, therefore a multiplicity of words to recommend the entertainment to the inhabitants of Dunedin, would be superfluous. Professor Bushell regrets that the over crowded state of the Hall should have occasioned any inconvenience, and respectfully announces that on and after this date, CHAIRS will be reserve! exclusively for Ladies accompanied by Gentlemen. Seats may be Secured. Office opea from 10 to 3 o'clock. Admivsicn—2s 6d. Reserved Seats, 4s*. Children Half Price. To commence at Eight o'clock.