WELLINGTON WING WHISPERS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2686, 6 September 1905, Page 69

WELLINGTON WING WHISPERS.

Bt F. HoHnit.

! ■ September 1.. i)ear -Pasquin,—Melodrama returned to the "~ Opera, House last night, when 'Miss Fitzmaurice Gill, opened her. season with Frank 'Haxvey'3 Irish. drama, "Bearing Her Cross." The personnel'of the company-is: —Miss Fitzmaurica G-ill, Mrs Barry Lane, Misses May Granville, Hilda Meade, May Eenno, Messrs Charles". Blak«, Harry Douglas, L. Walshe, J. IJambert, L. Vane, Peter Savieri, and T. Henderson. On JMionday' "Uncle Tom's" Cabin" goes •oiVto.be^followed on Thursday by either "The French Spy" or "A Sister's Sacrifice." - Curtis's American Novelty Company finished up its short season -at the Opera House on last. "The Magic Kettle" Company is showing to increasing "business, the combination having been a solid attraction at the Theatre^ Royal during the w«ek. The Wellington season closes at the and of next week. Fuller's Entertainers are going strong at His Majesty's Theatre. The following is the present roster:—The Three St. Leans, Bertha Haynes-Miller, Harry "Willis,' Louie Farndon, Harry Marshall, the Hollos, Fred. Bivenhall, *he Driscoll Boys,' Mabel Eynne, Elsie Brown, Nellie Power, Valmore Sisters, Chas. Howard and Harry Wilford. ' To-night we are to have a choral production of "Cavalleria Eusticana" by Ma.ugb.an Barnet's Choral Society. The following is the cast of principals:—Sairtuzza (soprano), Miss Amy Murphy; Lola (mezzo-soprano). Miss It. •Mowatt; Lucia (alto), Miss Lloyd Hassell; Turiddu (tenor), Mr Frank Graham j Alfio .(baritone), Mr A. S. Ballance. The Hugardes open their New Zealand seaoon at the Theatre Royal next Saturday night.