ENTERTAINMENTS.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 23, 22 October 1907, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

; . »'. . ...'.-', '," ..'■■ ... OPERA, HOUSE, ■" . Another performance of "A Beautiful Fiend" wiis given at the Opera House last-night before a largo audience. ThV well-balanced company got through their task to the satisfaction of the audience, which made no. effort to disguise' its delight Outside of the interesting plot; which is unfolded as the play advances, tip Retting is excellent, and the dresses, uniforms, etc.; attractive. "A 'Beautiful Fiend" wi'l be staged again this evening. The- next production will be "The Great Awakening,", in which Miss Hildyard will appear in the dual role of authoress and iic-. tress. , • .THEATRE' EOTAl..'"'.'■, " . The strong all-round' combination appearing, under the Messrs Fuller's management this Aveck 1 attracted a full house" to the Theatre Royal.last night,'many having'to'content themsel'ves with standing room at the back of the. .cireie. The youthful soprano, piaster Rupert Christie, won repented encores,' and Misses Stewart; and Lorraine ,were loudly applauded for their clever instrumental musical "turn.''. The Racoons went through their act with a dasl which was heartily applauded, and the various other items on the bill were well received. SAILORS' REST. A most enjovahlc evening was spent at tlio Sailors' Rest last night by a of seamen, who were entertained with song ami music, by 'Mrs.' Stevons, assisted by the following ladies and gentlemen :j-The Misses Hamilton and Anderson, Messrs. Ellison, Brown, Butler, .Tack Farrcll, Boyd, F. Clarke, nun Carman. Ua.ch item was thoroughly appreciated.