THE PANTOMIME.
The pantomime was successfully reper/ed last evening at the Prince of "Wales 1 heatre, and the songs and dances of the Sisters Duvalli were thoroughl.: appreciated by a large and enthusiastic audience. The management are determined that the public shall have no lack of amusement this evening, and so they have issued an enormous fareWell bill of a highly attractive character, including the two last rets of Shaktspere's tragedy cf "Eiehard III," with the famous com oat between liicliard and Richmond, to be followed by n burlesaus on Byron's celebrated Eastern Poem, the "B-ide of Abydos," which contains some of the poet's finest lints. It is tot intended, however, by the power of this bur'esque, to utterly annihilate the poem from the heart of civilisation, buD simply to afford amusement by contrast The cbaracteis of Seiim and Tulieka, will be impersonated by the Sisters Duvalli, Mr. Collier taking the part of Mirza. The enteitainment will conclude with the pantomime which has met with such a favourable leception from a discerning audience.
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Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1695, 24 July 1875, Page 4
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173THE PANTOMIME. Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1695, 24 July 1875, Page 4
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