PRINCE OF WALES THEAT.

Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 485, 31 July 1871, Page 2

PRINCE OF WALES THEAT.

Theee was a very large attendance*;^!! parts of the Iltrase at tite above theEL_jta' Saturday night to witness Hol^f's great comedy of the "iload io ftA'' which we hare no hesitation in say? J& the greatest success of the seas'"" $flr played by any tvto "stars." W'/|ld wonder when the names Ihat a 'Ijlii the bill are first that of the of 'WOlished London comedian Mr- '. "Wh&t' ■ lyho appeared.i^iliis,wonderful i^"pon' ;.,.. atiou of Goldßneh,.that madehw.^ch'^;favourito in J.Hury I=ane [.• an, ,Qth|r. . London . theatres v ■•'•dovUi i] yes ':fs9i:'S:%. added, to wlricli "-his Jif{c(.- ''■■"' colonial cxperiteiice-.' ?§ias3^ r?- s|^ sa wW!W*l of the greatest of the g-;, also that charming young actr«. Miss P. Colvillc, who never play^better than jpshe did as ilio hoyden Sophia-her/ charming voice m;tUig the housejriD^ again. Nor miysMe forget that rimstaking actor, SJ^B. N. Jones, who fid a part exactly sped to bira, and wepust compliment t'ns gentleman fortheaiistic manner in wiich he performed it. [hen, again, Johmy iiyd<?s had a very dficulfc task to ke/p the house in the idea/atne , could loJ^nlky. He managed very we jj ijat made"^ f or it in the nffiaree of the " Sea QQ^S;IJI- Pressure* our sDacr com Pelß us to hold "OYor. a faFeporfc . o f /he pieces performed. Thislvening gj^akospeare's comedy of "Mi Ado ■ About JS TothiDg," and the farcDf the -'Sea Gulls" will constitute the nfomance. _________________