ROWLEY'S WAXWORKS.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIII, Issue 15000, 21 November 1899, Page 2

ROWLEY'S WAXWORKS.

«, . ... — ' OPENS TO-MORR6W NIGHT. The first production of Rowley's Waxworks takes placo to-morrow evening in tho Drill Hall, and judging from all accounts, the management can safely rely flji' having a very successful seas&n here. Wherever the show has been exhibited, the universal ppjnion was that it certainly kept up its reputation, (he various figures being deeidedljr life-like.' Among those that are of especial interest are figures of the members of the Royal- Family, while at the present " time, on account of the Transvaal war, those of the Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, the Hon. Cecil-Rhodes, and last, but not" least;, President Kruger, are bound to excite great attention. Besides those';peptioned there are a number of other interesting""figures too numerous to mention, including' fh;ose cptttained in the Chamber of Hprrprs. ' "- ' Besides the Waswoi'M, the London .Company present a diversified programme, including a first-class Punch and Judy Show, which causes a great deal of amusement to young and old alike. Mr Vantil performs a number of clever and graceful acts on the horizontal bar, and Rexo, who appears in conjunction with tho former, is to be a source of merriment as a clown, whilp his juggling feats will open the eyes ,of the .audience. Mr Ward Lear is a capital comic ian^ei' ,<M}d mimic, while Neirbo, styled the king 'of Ventrilsquists, is said to have no equal in the Australasian colonies. Mr C. Bryant- will appear in somo of the latest Irish character, isongs. Some first-cCass singing and daneihg j may be espected from Mr D. Warns and Miss PaVenport. The other (members of the Qompauy j-re equally good in their respective iteni'f ' |