THEATRE ROYAL.
To the Hediter of the Stab noospaper,
Deab Sib,—Have you a 'art ? Ino you _▼ got a 'cad, for I seed it with a kind smile on it when I've bin on the stage, & it is that smile ■which indoocis me to take this liberty, in this morning's 'errald. the gent wot does the critic calls me a dummy, and says I was a hinsult to the haudience. now, Mr. Stab, I was put on in that character at a minnit's notis, cos they did'nt have a real old un. explain this to the lightning audience of this surburban city, and as to a dummy, (that's the pincher), I'm sure I seed that young gent wot critics, act in " Money," & if he'd bin a dummy then it wouldn't ha mattered much, there, now, I'm easy, & I know 4 on us as will be waiting to purchia 4 copys of this, containing the communication of A Yours, Sincerely?" Geoboe, the Milkboy.
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Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 173, 29 July 1870, Page 2
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161THEATRE ROYAL. Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 173, 29 July 1870, Page 2
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