Theatre Royal.

Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12179, 31 January 1903, Page 3

Theatre Royal.

IieNt'GOMERTS ENTERTAIN- -, • JBRS. /. • If ontgdmery's ; Entertainers will appear i in tijte Theatre Royal on Monday and Tuesday,. February 2 and & when "East Lynne" will he • staged. • The fourth and fifth act* are full of emotional and pathetic, situations'. In the fourth act Lady Isabel and her faithful servant Joyce, are watching by ( the cot of the former*? child, Willierhe is dying. Lady Isabel, who has, been disguised as a nurse 30 that she may gain admittance to her husband's home to tend her dying child, throws aside ncr disguise, and discloses her self to - Joyce. <In a pathetic scene the ; child «passes away as his mother bends over him. The fifth act depicts the death of, Lady Isabel. Overwhelmed by her sufferings, Lady Isabel ha» laiq in Carlyle's house for some time on the point of death. Feeling her end ' approaching, she begs for a last and final' interview with 'Garlyle,* who grants it. She implores, his pardon for her sins, and the wrong she has ■ done his name. A death* scene ■ now ensues, which for pathos and beauty has never,, been -equalled. "Bast Lynne"' should be witnessed by all. ' YAL VOTJSBEN. '. ' > ' A visit is promised from Mr Val . Voiisden, the famous characser "impersonator, mimic and ventriloquist,, who wishes to fill in iime pending his n departure for America. His enter-, tainment ■ entitled ' "Two Hours of JJearty Laughter" has been given before large audiences in all the principal cities of the English, speaking wdrld. , . ■ - t