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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume VIII, Issue 370, 26 August 1897, Page 11

PE RA HOUSE Lessee and Manager - - Mk Robert Inman; Acting Business Manager for Mr Inman, Mr C. Sorrell Advance Representative - - Mr W. C. Bays. THE EVENT OF THE SEASON. GRAND OPENING NIGHT, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28th. K; N.B.—The Interior of the Theatre has been completelyrenovated and redecorated for this occasion, when ; • ROBERT INMAN’S j PREMIER DRAMATIC COMPANY REMIER DRAMATIC COMPANY Consisting of 20 First-class Artists from the Lyceum Theatre, Sydney, who will make their First Appearance before an Auckland Audience. Mr Inman, in presenting this Company, notifies his New Zealand friends and the Public in general that he has spared no pains in selecting the Cream of the Profession, and spared no expense in the General Mountings and Effects of his intended productions. For the first time in Auckland the now great London • - .1. success • A YORKS IIT O LASS A Y O R K S H IRE LASS A New and Original 4 Act Domestic Drama, by Wilton Jones. I Cast of Characters: JACK SELWYN MR ROBERT INMAN General Sir Gilbert Selwyn .. ... Mr Hairy Oyerton Capt. Stewart Digby (his Nephew) Mr Scott Leighton Steve Milsom (a Fisherman) ... Mr Harry Hodson Dick Blosser (a Boatbuilder) Mr T. Edmond Leonard Gabriel Oxtoby (Captain of Coastguard) Mr Alec Alaxs Maurice Thorne (of the Light Cavalry) Mr Newton. Carroll Sergeant Keekles (of Heavy Infantry) Mr Chas. Belcher - Inspector Exley (of the Constabulary) ... Mr T. Anderson Elsie De Mornay (of Paris) ... Miss May Granville Kate Grantley (of Gran'ly Grange) ... Miss Alice May Patty (General Help) ... Miss Gertrude Esdaille John Selwyn, Junr. ... ... ... Miss,Ethel "Watson FAITH (a Yorkshire Lass) ... MISS MAUD APPLETON Coastguardsmen, Constables, Soldier ■, etc., by a Host ' SYNOPSIS .OF SCENERY.—Act I.: The Coast-Guard Station, near Whitby.' The Murder. “ May Heaven’s Curse light upon you for the deed you have done.” Act II.: London Drawing Room in Eaton Square. “ You shy I have sullied my honour, I will redeem it before the enemy.’ Act TIT.: The Crimea. Scene 1. —The Post House near Eupatoria. “The Spy.” Scene 2.—The British Lines, 1 You have sent him to death, butl have saved his honour.’’ Act IV.—Yorkshire. Interior of a Cottage, Whitby. The Soldiers Return. Special new and elaborate scenery for this Production by Mr J. Ricketts. The whole produced under the supervision of Mr Robert Inman. Stage Manager, Mr Harry Hodson. ' ' ■ • Prices of Admission : Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalls, 35.; Stalls, 25.; Pit, Is. Day sales at Williamson’s, Tobacconist; and Ellisdon’s, Tobacconist. N.B. —An Early Door (6.45) will be opened on the first night only, when 6d extra will be charged to all parts of the Theatre. Box Plan at Wildman and Lyell’s. Doors 0pen,7.15p.m. Curtainsp.m.sharp. Carriages 10.40p.m. -£S 0I T Y HALL gD MR P. R. DIX’S MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Best Available Talent. Admission Is &64 JJAKCING DEPORTMENT PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MISS C. KNIGHT Resumed her Adult Class for Dancing from April 22nd, at Catholic Institute, at 7.30 p.m. Juvenile Class, Saturday Mornings at lOjia.m. Latest Melbourne Method of Teaching Waltz and Reverse. Latest Fancy Dancing. Schools and Families visited. Private Lessons. 125 HOBSON STREET.