ODDFELLOWS' HALL.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9388, 15 March 1898, Page 2

ODDFELLOWS' HALL.

" The Two Little Vagabonds."

To-morrow evening at the Oddfellows' Hall Messrs \yilhaiuson and Musgrove's Company com'me'ipe, a twq-night season, jfffje Twq Jjjttle Va{jab,qn(}B will b,e interpreted by Miss Florence ferrlss and Miss Lily Titheradge. The former lady was s,pec}ally engaged in London by )fr Mus(jrqve tq portray one of these parts, and is ijaic) tq ajyo a most tealjstic impersonapiqn pf a. character which greatly resembles tljat qf " ifo," which Sjiiss Jennie Lee made so popular. Miss Titheradge is the daughter of the well-known actor of that name, and her portrayal of the comrade waif at Her Majesty's Theatre, Sydney, was described by the press as being of gvk'tf forw, ant] as indjeqting that in acting she inherited a great deal q{ her father's histrjonic ability. Miss Bmilie Hughes, who has been only once in New Zealand., w(l| be remembered as the clever Igodjng My of r Ge,orge Rignold's company, whilst ifiss <fulja, Jferton w{|l be recognised as ai} old favorite in " character wpman " parts. Mv if. W. Sweeney, who Jjas n,ot b,een jn If ew Zealand fgr years is qne, qf the heat Hug ivn (Hid most popular comedians jn An.s{ralia, havjng been mqst continually engaged either in Mel. bourne pp Sydney i whilst all theatre, goers know the capabilities of Mr Oily Deerjng, who (Tan always bring a part into prominence, Patrons who Intend occupy, ing dress o|rc)e or reserved stalls seats are reminded that it would be wise to book them at Messrs H. I. Jones and Son's in good time.