THE PRINCESS THEATRE.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 8733, 20 February 1890, Page 3

THE PRINCESS THEATRE.

Another of Mr George BnneH's dramcs was placed on tho boardß of the Princess 'i'neatro last evening, aud was witnessed by a very goori audience. The new piece—" Caradoc'a firi:ne"-is of tho sensational type, und iB reported to have met with much success in Sydney and Melbourne. We have not apace for tveu an outline of the plot, which is a good one. The erimo lms the artistic novelty of being a real or , e _,;ot an unfortunate niißtake,-nnd is represented as bain» expiated by a substantial term of imm'isonment, and the restoration, oubsequeutly, of ,1)6 muney embezzled. Mr Gem-go Darrell api ears as Karl Uarndoc, and plays the pr.'t iv a manly, straightforward fashion;' ar..l Hits Christiue Dnrrell gives an extremely forclbln rendering of t!io other pii.icipal character. Alk'fi CaMrioe-a part ■vl.irh req'iiies skilful acting, and to which ampin justice was dune. Mr P. Herald h°id to play against lbs sympathies of tho audience, as he van east ai Richard Maraden, a most unscrupulous adveiit.mer, devoid of every ulom of human sympathy II"' is to Mr Gerald's credit thnt h« made" the character absolutely rdlous, aTid n-»J frequently "reeled with groans und liisr.es. Miss M.uid Appletoii h-.d a pleisincr character as Kate Caradnc, thecou'iterparto! which,Perov Wyndbam, was plnve.l by Mr C. Chr.UiKn, and bnth wen) will impersonated. Mies Mabel Tace.y as Bella the Uii.-hrss a'so succeeded remarkably well, and the numerous other characters in the dr'nma were creditably ftlltd. Mr and Mrs Harrell, and several other meL-ihers of Ihe company were several times culled before the curtain, and thn applause wns sufficiently emphatic to infii.ate general approbation. The di«ma will bn ro, cated to-nicbt, and on Friday evening '* lia=t Lynnu " will be reproiiuced. Stories of women's ages would bo less frequent if they were careful to retain the eailv colour and af,l,rcnl.ivf'ii"Bs (,( their tresses by using Mrs S. A, Allen's World's Hair ifpstoier. '13 A GRATEFUL CORDIAL. Wolfe's Schnapps is a diuretic to those. ••fleeted with urinal troubles, a tonic to the deUilitateUi and invtgorant to the convalescent, ami a greateful cordial to weak stomachs, lost appetites, aud delicate noryes, 57

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