"H.M.S. PINAFORE."

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XVIIII, Issue 448, 16 November 1916, Page 3

"H.M.S. PINAFORE."

~,E Ss (-'n- FIRST NIGHT . u i(l !u.- company are .'-'dnipl'iim-n:-'! on n very ■: f- l . , (ir-t mhlH- Olympia. cy'Wj 1 j.vri'VMiio was wel 1 ‘tiiilic i,--'vlutdion not ;P :i '';,,j;,di!v:!- li,c principals py l,l ,'h■ ■jj i . c!:t■ t <) ri wa! ly and w' 1 nll .7 iv ' ,r' ; , ,iml the chorus ■ ‘“ h( uni not nn- •;)■ ;i ;' Tr,,,i th.-v been ])olis!iod - "k by Mr ~i 11 ui.ivcment had ' -■ ■l'i, "(l by more iX/w ami grace, |t i, ( . w mcm ms to claim c‘ V! '‘ i, ■. rt is the com- .. -v a l-uln"'- , h ,^ n „entec c, .'innate as a d,,. - . c •- may he sa id .'7,>j I ('s'i- •: out, with the ;U ■ k‘7- m, -, unpiiicd, it is J ■ 1 7 .... t : •; i: was good. ••Cr. ,h < ‘omposers,” Mas. Doc., re-i-11' 1 ! 7 u . >c;i like Handel .■ --(-! id" 1 ■ 1 , ... >•' . i;irf ,,; ;., 1 ->,,ke opera ii i;:: ' imu'Wtan!. choral X 7, iu intn-duce ; hence 7| ; , .a’ music. The M 77iv,';; w•( ■ Huit choruses t . be learned by 1 , ■ -i ;t .|-| Muiiist he sliort. i;;i Vr• overlooked ■■ i 111 ' -'d'Sullivan’s [, r w-.uid have rnen--f y t ;,,, P1 ;i- ,-vceptions. Ol ’ y a jt ,,;j t'|i <■;;' 1 y is overcome |,l -iii:«■ t. "I the simple, 7'i-u'al .-wmwee--. ilowbeit, 7K- iii'i-tcc lasi night did b ;j'-jijv : ;iici r .-,\c lamations — ~iy,-r!- were forthcom--1,1-1 rtv ii >■ urainess. The ' J '-"visnino'' mv Hie talk of Hie ■ l -''-j ie n ,vv- cm -,f the men's M ‘‘ w s,, ; 1 ncm. while the ,v- , • ■ M ‘ h> try to 7, w t . jjv aw: gmid the sunAv'i Tim ■' mim-A -oh my ! 77,',- h,. wm: ■■; the per for mn jg|,t :;wi ihe difficult 7'7; w-ifk was specially well | Hiiniii- ibiw; aI--; :c aspiration i hweiii, 1 '.■■ mens, to our way I 7., V,-.-.- the duet he- I . Jr : K.iipi; -ea a -'phiue. " Re- i ■ : the (piar-; 7„ ilw K; ■ ■*f Ael I. in | 7.;. J. -I'iwa - , t’mts in Hebe,! ;r"-ijikn.M:ubu;m i.-'igether, sing •p- -v, nil rawhile Dick p-uive i.iarl-ny gal.hles out his k • - 1 Sir Joseph .--- ling his rise | Mi; ; "C. il;'- j'CCitativCS r: ;i :e " i[nw w I', mid she do a' ---ai'ier: it .; [O'- ,'(:ena, ‘'The i c ia, "A maiden • - Main Corcoran’s A-;-.; ' s-r-ral- Hie Moon” -j ;;i-- ..iivi-i'tcig musical play Green km and i Mimrcup in the ■:;wec-ii;:g-iuc! : -lu-imhine's ]>atKmrk in tc -c a a where she Mr.t.ue- an da' - ,a't of existence 0 waiild haa.-- a seaman’s m am! tin- gmnous time she 1 ,:,:; ; : ave if -im accepted Sir ieg: and tia- ” Clandestine t::V kpiii'im: "Tliis very I;.e •vli-.-df i IM a; mas done witll;i Midi; is- ;■ c-anjiting was E'Dd-theab.md- a mi every perbmr’.' ]nrt w-ingnlarly he 1pMard tiio aa.idcamc must have Gyved iM-in-m.Not that a elf'r.mv.aiisaus , v . as not observDvikm s-'.-a- ; i.e principals m: e:.la'-M'- tuneness -athis im.-i- .1 s ,-oon forgiven rnihrsitti-r. a,s Ha* '-ingers con-a-Ai"inaic g.-.J” in later Mrluprar Wiir-.a'-, 'Sir Joseph’’ 'bciinicil ; im ; - ,1; (- i a ud spoke wfo-Tllw I-; ;-i i.a misomelv. Of MrSuirrock’s a-'inga- Ralph we Mysmik in iitiik ..f the highest I :ai! - : Ms i- m 1 a:a :, - : s lii and “rot” ’•"'I a ml mixed with ’"Ob-G mu am clear expres- ' r Mr- !’,■ 1 leu was suffi- '■ u r \ i-n.oriau ” and 7’G' 1 m ! "•••ph ine ; Mr R. ■fei.rixited a " 1m■ k Deadeye” ’7” whn-H w,- j not seen ‘•■A ibid tie-- a,in «.f the bent bijiide mn,- 1 p told against s-Ciasssingi nm. ‘J nm Crawshaw •'dWlieroper.it!. ui.-butante who si,--.-ess. A little g">«ic will that to have y-", a Mthy-iarjn.-i- when now 7 rr -agab!e -I-;s;-pmi tie’s father intam Ml-- ip-ipps would T-'-due he ar Cast sixty years ;,f : and.a'-'-ur.Pngly, a little .. * 7 ( he b--y of paints to mpanaslighu [y a rin k led appearfie in,.;-,- j,>yal to the D'J n !* s "t arrist-y. But the C l ' '■ argimiip. ; whereas the 77 tact tlint M Crawshaw C,' 1 Inn.tercup is not D a , e ' . Albert Hoskins’s M " vven j- o ff w ith aplomb which so flm minor parts were IfPSustanuHl by Mi>s V Meyers 7711 He!,,., M; , Brittenden is-'Jun). - by Seaman I>y - Se T Hm p- ,u ' |v i; i|( 'h enjoyed, wl;', tK !,t hm j'iaun, was a indM r ‘A' Kl ”' ! p J ;i "1 everyone, Letor , jUca ' big work as conj‘|. )rf,l, ftl | t its own reward. Wage r US W!1 " a Ca Pable stageUfcL ' lK tdiartette” and * a s 1 ni^ 05 - 618 an< * programmes hi* 6ils 'ng and restful inter-

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