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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1550, 6 February 1879, Page 3

gulvecti'sjmcttfe. T HEA T R E R OY A L First Appearance in Christchurch of the NEW PRINCESS UNCLE TOM’S CABIN COMPANY AND LEWIS’S ORIGINAL GEORGIA JUBILEE SINGERS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Bth, 1879, In Mrs H. B. Stowe’s moral and religions Drama, UNCLE TOM’S CABIN! All the original effects that have combined to stamp this Great Religious Drama as the most powerful play of modern times, J LITTLE NELLIE Dear Little Eva Topst (the only 7 MISS and real one) ... ) Uncle Tom (a real and at oue time a slave) HOLMES FANNY WISEMAN Georoe Harris Negro, 7 ave) ... ) 7 Mr H ...} Mr R.B. LEWIS HARRY STONEHAM Tom Toker (a slave hunter)... Mr W. SOUTH Simon Legree Mr G. W. COLLIER Pheniods (a Quaker) ... Mr MUSGRAVE An old favorite, engaged specially. ELIZA HARRIS, BY MRS WALTER HILL, Who has been specially engaged to increase this great cast. Act I—Scene I—Mr Shelby’s Estate—Negro melody and chorus, “ Good-bye, Old Cabin Home,” Georgias. Scene 2— Parlour in Mr Shelby’s house. Scene 3—Uncle Tom’s Cabin Jubilee songs Georgias. Sc-ne 4—Road to the ferry. Scene 5 —J he Perry House. Scene 6—The Ohio frozen over in part.—Tableau. Act 2—Scene I—Public1 —Public room at a roadside tavern. Scene 2—Dellin the backwoods. Scene 3—Home of the Quaker. Scene 4—A rocky defile. Act 3—Scene I—Room in St Clare’s house— Song and dance, “Golly, I’se so wicked,” Topsy. Scene 2 —Near St Clare’s house—Song, “ Wh»n You’ve Go e, then we’ll Miss Yon,” Uncle Tom. Scene s—Chamber in St Clare’s house—Death of Eva—“ The Sweet By-and-Bye,” Act 4—Slave auction in New Orleans. Scene 2—Front of Degree’s house. Scone 3—Degree’s plantation—“ The Happy Hottentots,” Messrs Copelann, Gillmore. Moody, and Young. Scene 4 —A room in Degree’s. Scene 5—A. miserable shed —Death of Poor Uncle Tom— Tableau—Chorus of Slave,. “ Nearer, my God, to Thee.” SPECIAL NOTICE. To enable the amusement-public of Christchurch, one and all, to witness this great production, THERE WILL BE NO ADVANCE IN THE PRIDES. Dress Circle, 4s; Stalls 2s Gd; Pit, Is Children- Dress Circle, 2s; Stalls, Is Gd. Secure Your Seats Early. Doors open 7. 5; commence at 8. GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON, At 2 o’clock. Adults, Dress Circle, 3s : Children, Is Gd. All the Floor of the Theatre—Adults, Is ; Children, Gd. Box plan at Bunz’s music warehouse, High street. H. Stoneham, Agent. 2-3 3875 LIDDY, Manager. The suspended haymen o of a WALKER, ordered by himself, are again released, and to ensure their continuance, goods will be offered at reduced Bale prices. Wanted immediately, to work out, a firstclass Costume Maker. A. WALKER, Draper, 841 Colombo street.

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