ODDFELLOWS' HALL.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9384, 10 March 1898, Page 2

ODDFELLOWS' HALL.

" The Two Little Vagabonds."

That Mc«srs Williamson and Jfusgrove have an exceptionally stiong company playing the " Two Little Vagabonds ''may be judged from the following names:— Misses Emilie Hughes, Julia Merton, Lily Titheradge, Floience Teruss, Edith Sutton, Minna Phillips and Louise Watson, Messrs Walter Haynham, J. W. Sweenev, Oily Deeung, Richard Stewart, J. G. Patten, It. E. Watson, F. F. Ryan, Fred Young and R. P. Vernon. Mibs Terms and Miss Titheradge will appear in the characters from which tho title of the drama is taken. The former lady was in the original London cast, and was specially engaged by Mr Musgrove for the Australian pioduction, while Mis 3 Titheradge appeared in the companion character during the lengthy and highly successful season the play had at Her Majesty's Theatre, Sydney, and was very warmly eulogised by both the pveas and the public for her artistic and icalistic characterisation. The loading lady of the company is Miss Emiho Hughes, who, it will be remembered, was with Mr Rignold in a similar capacity. With such a strong cast and such a highly lauded play, the Oddfellows' nail should be ciowdcd on Wednesday and Thursday evenings ne\t.