PRINCESS THEATRE.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 9389, 31 March 1892, Page 3

PRINCESS THEATRE.

"EAST LYNNE.

It has frequently been observed that plays of the lachrymose order possess a great attraction for I tha public, and that they hardly ever fail to draw large audiences. " East Lynne "is aboutthe most popular of them all, and it certainly does not seem to grow less attractive by reason, of its frequent repetition. At' all events it drew an excellent house to the Princess Theatre last night when its production served to bring to a close the successful and enjoyable season in Dunedin of Miss Myra Kemhle and her company, and the representation was witnessed with as much interest as if the play had been entirely a new one. The success or' failure of the piece is, to a large extent, dependent upon the manner in which the character of Lady Isabel is portrayed, and Miss Kemble's impersonation of the part left nothing to be desired, bhe invested the character of Archibald Carlyle's sinning but repentant wife with a true womanly leeling, and her acting was so successful that it earned the house with enthusiasm, a "call" being made at the close of each of three acts. Mr -&'-V*_- -er aPpeared as Archibald Carlyle, Mr ikSi ir "? % s Pranci? Levison, Mr J. J. AValsh as Lord Mount-Severn, Mr G. Leopold (who appears. «0-.in»-,?*. nable T.-iti° -.r 63'-^ -.the temptation to W_^^T^'w D w-*iiMr E n Leo*-ard as Richard IrtL'^ir T- HIU al, Amelia Carlyle, and Miss NeUie Lyons as Barbara Hare. Generally speaking the support afforded to Miss Kemble was commendable, although it was not so satisfactory as in the previous pieces. Ihe orchestra performed during the intervals, among other things the Myra Kemble" waltz and the recently - composed Imps waltz, the latter being played very efficiently, and being much admired. The Myra Kemble Company leave for the north to-day. "AVhefe dirt gathers, waste rules." Grea. saving results from the use of SAPOLIO. SAPOLIO. SAPOLIO. It is a solid cake of Scouring Soap used for all cleaning purposes except the laundry. The Dunedin Bowling Club send a team to .Lawrence on Friday afternoon to play the Lawrence Club on Saturday. The following are the &w a Payers :-AV. Wright, T. Moodie, J. idgar, A.ltfowat, M. Sinclair, P. G. Mackintosh, A„i_!? Srl yV T Pea^c' J- Leigbton, M. MendertE-, ?'n C- inning, and one other player, in ffc £J?T ng lU _ present the Dunedin Club rJ»deZ?ZZ h BSau,Bt the Caledonian Club on the ITS-f?,^*' Gmie--. Siedeberg,

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