THE DOBSON-KENNEDY COMPANY

Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3163, 1 October 1892, Page 2

THE DOBSON-KENNEDY COMPANY

Last ni-rht the; D.ibsnn-Kennnily C unpanv played " ll.i-i-i th'! 1) .a'.nian " i;i II -iiiiilt m their farewell entertainment in Walkato, 1 and notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather they had an excellent linn-e to play to. Admirers fn.in (Jamhr id.-e and othf'r long di<tuict.'s came in and lieiin , /) c'.nsiiiembly to swell the audience, evidencing the appreciation in which the company is justly hclil wherever they have appeared befurii the public, tt is needless to say that the piecu was .staged with the same enre and det iil as those picco-idini; it and tlio»- n who li:m-c att-nded each of the three p.'i-fi raianves in Hamilton tind it. dillicult to say which particular one they prefer— a ti'ihiitii ti tin; (,'oin'i'il excellency of the pouitiay>d of tlm diireivnt iiieces put on, and to th" versatility of the several actors During the pr.■gress of the piece those t-tkiiiß the leailius puts had fivq'lcntly to appear before the curtain in res|)..nsi! t i the ■.liiijiie.-tionable appreciation in which their eiforts were received by the audience. To-night the Company open at Te Arolia, and from thence proceed to Paetra, Ivatikali, and Taurantra. We trust they wiil be favoured with fairer weather than they have met with during their Waikato trip ; and so far as their Kiil-TiaimiienU are concerned w i ca i mo.-t siiK:-r ■!>• i- e.nnniend them to tiie !■ aro::atrn of C\-i pulilie in the ditiVreut h-ciiities they propose lo visit.