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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 4, Issue 57, 16 July 1915, Page 3

It is rarely that Pukekohe has the opportunity of witnessing a plav produced by a first clasa company of artistes but such is the case in the present visit of the "Within the Law Company," who last night appeared in the comedy-drama "The Rosary" at the Premier Hall, nnd will to-night submit an adaptation of Dumas'famous novel "Camille." A good house was secured last evening for "The Rosary," and one and all expressed delight with the entertainment afforded. Miss Hilda Dorrington and Mr Lionel Walsh in the leading roles played their parts with eminent ability, supported as they were by capable assistants in tiie other characters. Ihu performance was such that the production of "Camille" to-night should deservedly be greeted by a crowded assembly. Marguerite Gautier (Camille), the wayward heroine of Dumas creation, will all'ord Miss Dorringtun another opportunity rf showing her talents, the play being one oi exceptional force. To the feminine mind "Camilie," apart from the intrinsic inertia of tbe play, will warmly appeal. The dresses to be worn by Miss Dorrington have been expressly imported at considerable expense, tha duty paid far two Parisian frocks having amounted to over £ls. They are tlie latest French models of this year. The prices of admission are 3s acd 2?, and seats may be bouked nt tbo Booker y. Knitting Noodles ut TIIE 13UUKERY. Get thorn now.—Advt.