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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1383, 26 October 1916, Page 33

“Oh, there's nothing half’ so sweet in Life as. Love’s Young Dream.” H IS M AJESTY ’ S Direction J. AND N. TAIT. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28. FOR A SEASON OF NINE NIGHTS AND SPECIAL MATINEE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4. THE SUPREME SUCCESS OF SUCCESSES. pEG Q? AFY TIE ART. E G V -I’- 1 - Y JJ- EAR T. p EG ZA? 11/F Y TT E A R T. J- E G I* l - Y J--L EAR T. pEG Q? UY IT E ART. J- E G V 7 JU. y. J-- 1 - EAR T. P E fV AT Y TTEA R T. E G Y E A R T. A COMEDY OF YOUTH. By J. Hartley Manners. PRODUCED IN WELLINGTON WITH SENSATIONAL SUCCESS. Press and Public Enthusiastic. What the Papers say; “Miss Sara Allgood, who, as that glib-tongued bundle of charms ‘Peg,’ nuzzled close to the hearts of everyone, and is likely to remain a pleasing memory for many a long year.”—“The Dominion.” “PEG fits Miss Allgood like a glove. She is the most charming Irish Heroine who has yet been seen in New Zealand. PEG is one of the merriest creatures on earth, with a most fascinating Irish brogue.”—“The Times.” “Miss Sara Allgood was the ideal PEG. She could not have been happier in the part had it been specially made for her.”—“Evening Post.” J. AND N. TAIT’S NEW ENGLISH COMEDY COMPANY Headed by MISS SARA ALLGOOD AS PEG. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, NINE NIGHTS SEASON, MATINEE SATURDAY, NOV 4. BOX PLAN AT WILDMAN AND AREY’S. WESTLAND OPERA HOUSE HOKITIKA. Seating Accommodation 600. Suitable One-man Shows, Concerts and Pictures. Excellent Show Town. For terms apply L. FITZSIMMONS,