JOHN F. SHERIDAN’S MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1700, 16 March 1906, Page 2

JOHN F. SHERIDAN’S MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY.

" MRS DOOLEY’S JOKE.”

Another crowded bouse greeted Mr J tn'u. 8l ? U8iflsl Comedy Company at His Majesty’s Theatre last evening; and !v;?h P ( r K° ee ? IDBB throu ghout were attended with the utmost enthusiasm. Mr Sheridan (masquerading as Mrs Dooley) was dismotly successful in the character of Marv ,3 oc “y. and throughout the evening kept the house in roars of laughter by his P ever acting. Miss Heba Barlow won the highest encomiums for her pourtrayal of Polly Belcher (a Yaukee girl), for which part she appeared to be eminently adapted making the most of/'every point that offered. The remaining members of the L*?' tw , o "^- fi . ve ln Bll > wore admirably cast and tbo pieoe was voted as one of the most successful given j n Gisborne for a long time past. The s6agiD „ of th ® comedy was all that could b e D desired, the coZ‘LZZ b “° e ,b 0

THE L&DY SLAVEY” TO-NIGHT

1 r faro for to-night is 11 The 1 Lady Slavey, one of Me Sheridan’s most successful ploys. It enjoyed one of the longest tuns m England and America and ’ S “°? ‘Vr 3 ‘ welfth y oar Ba * B‘ill running merrily. Mr Sheridan will be seen to great advantage, he pourtraying three distinct characters— the bailiff, the flunkey, and Sn m thl°n a,re - M '' BS Heba Barlow Will «hfv J h Damo of Ehyllis, the lady creet^hn'th- d .° Ubli ° bumpel ’ 1 301150 will greet the third change of bill. ni^,°f’ n J t i r i. rOW nißh6 ( Saturda y). ‘ho last nignt of the seaeon, “ Fun oo the Bristol ” and bßiD S Stl Book's Night the Widow O’Brien will hold high navel.