ENTERTAINMENTS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 41, 12 November 1918, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS

"PEG 0' 3JT HEAItT.

Were it possible to tako a plebiscite of the playgoers 01 Wellington :.s to wuieii yin uu./ Nioultt ill lileicieiice lu aa otnei'B ..ore ii lu ciieir power to oo so, ono of lue popuiar picks would be ciara imSood in 'i'eis o' luy Heart." Messrs. j. aim iN. Tan, nave hud many sound successes since tney went imo tue arauituic

uuomiiss iwnuuDiy, out, none uas approauned in duration 01 time or box oluco rutui-ua tuu ouccisa ncmeved uy "l'eg o' i<iy Heart." rue piay uepicis lue suudeu arrival lu i the burnt 01 me aristocratic umcutßteri/ 01 Peg, a lorn little Irish Kin, and suortiy altar ucr arrival me banl; urtiiks, leaving ttio uhicuesters iiijh and ury. At tliu same nine a rich relative mes, and forgetting tne Uhicheetera, he leaves a suoßtanuai amount to Peg, and ' an tutiownieiit tu those who look alter! and educate her. This attty is undertaken wiiu great dißgust by the impoverished Cmchesters, who are ashamed of their distant, relative irom the JJmerald Isle but the pur'o gold of Peg'B character and disposition in detected oy Jerry (one of the real members of high society), and thel iovo anair of Jerry and Peg, coupled with "the . manner in which alio saves Ethel Winchester from disgrace, forms the basis of a charmingly-written play. "PCS o My Heart" abounds in fresh comedy, and has two or three lovely songs from the pen of Thomaß Moore to lay bare the poetry that wells from the heart and mind of the Irish girl. For ,the first time' 1/1 history the Town Hall is to be honoured bv the• presence of a metropolitan comedy company, owing to tho Grand Opera House not being available to.Mesßrs. J. and r,. Tait The Tait firm have decided to leave nothing undone to maio their patrpua comfortable at the Town Hall., which will preßent'a unique and interesting stent on Monday next, when the week's season commences. The box plans will W thrown open for seat selection on Thursday morning at tho Bristol rooms. ■