"THE GIRL IN THE TRAIN."

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1655, 23 January 1913, Page 5

"THE GIRL IN THE TRAIN."

Described as being "notion piquant*' ! but just piquant enough," "Tho Girl ia tli© : Train," to bo-presented nt .tho Opera Houso on';Sabrday evening,, comes-with' , a reputation as a. tuneful rollicking farrago of delisrhtful. irresponsibility.' Of tho company that Mr. J..C. /William-' : son is sending to interprettho piece,' MLss Sybil Arundalo. a now>couicr with a ■':-, fine -English .reputation, is said to : have. , vocal ability of a high order, and. is also .'. a very fine actress and dancer; .while- Mr. Tallo-ur Andrews, a tenor singer ;of grand'>v. opera, is accounted: an .accomplished, notor: These Artists, with others, notably [[. Mossra. W." S. I'ercy, Reginald Rolwrls, : •. Victor Prince, Fred Wyim. Charles. Al-. berk, Edmund Sherras, D'ck Shbrtland, Misses Oelia Ghiloni and Dorothy Brun- , ton, and with tho inclusion of Miss .Vivian Tallow, a r-'oinnrkiible' 'premiere.'-•. danseuse, : form n very, strong . combiiin* lion. Tlfa story is diverting; The opening of the play is fixed in a divorce court at Amsterdam, Hero the dicro, Karol Van Huron (Mr. Tnlleur Andrews), and Jane, his wife, hive brought their matrimonial troubles..-For an hour this fantastic'.tribunal keeps th? audience in screams of V laughter. Tho box ulans'for tho cntiro 13 nights' season .will be opened at the-'.' Dresden this morning .at !t o'clock. "Tito Girl in.tho Tram" will be nresontcd for the first- four .nights, the''; brilliant Strauss opera,: "Nightbirds,"being under- ', lined to follow on Thursday next. Tin company have just concluded a 'paVticu< • larly successful season in