AMUSEMENTS, MEETINGS ETC.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 11976, 20 September 1906, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS, MEETINGS ETC.

MISS TITTELL BRUNE.

Playgoers are reminued that box plans! for the two nights of the interesting season of drama by Miss Tittell Brune, supported by Mr. J . C. Williamson's dramatic combination, are now open at Messrs. Jones and Son's. In addition to being a fine acting drama, " Dorothy Vernon," which is the opening production of the season, is said to be lavishly staged and dressed. The strong company engaged to support Miss Tittell Bruue includes the popular English actor, Mr. Thomas Kingston, who recently returned to Australia to taken up work as leading man with the company. On Monday, 24th- September, the second night of the season, another remarkable play will be presented in "Leah Kleschna," a drama which baa made a stir throughout the English-speaking world. The Sydney Evening News writes : — " Never, we venture to think, have local playgoers witnessed such a powerful melodrama aa that which tho Tittell Brune Company produced at His Majesty's Theatre on Saturday night. The play is rich in dramatic incident, the character* have been skilfully drawn, the dialogue has in it matter for just reflection, and the interest is never suffered to flag. Tlie play was received with enthusiasm, and at the end of each act the curtain had te be raised again and again." Tlie part of Leah is acclaimed as one of the greatest amongst the many brilliant performances which have made Miss Tittell Brune a reigning star throughout Australasia. Box plans for the two performances are now open at Messrs. Jones and Son's, and intending patrons are attvfeed to book at once, as the scats are filling rapidly.

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