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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1553, 10 February 1879, Page 3

T Lessees—Messrs Hiscocks and Hayman. Proprietors—Messrs Collier, South, Lewis and Liddy. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10th. Second Appearance in this city of the NEW PRINCESS UNCLE TOM’S CABIN COMPANY AND LEWIS’S ORIGINAL GEORGIA JUBILEE SINGERS. After the most successful seasons ever known in Victoria and New South Wales ; 100 nights •it the New Princes Theatre. Melb urne ; 28 nights at the Victoria Theatre, Sidney; a seasonin Newcastle, Maitland, Bathurst, Orange, Lithgow Valley, Parramatta. Newtown, Geelong, Kyneton, Echuca Castlemaine, Dunedin, Oamarn, and 1 imam, and in every town have received quite an ovation for their rea'istic pi intation scenes and life-like portration of the different characters of Mrs H. 13 Stowe’s Great Moral and Religious Novel, entitled UNCLE TOM’S CABIN! Mrs H. B. Stowe’s great moral and religions Drama, UNCLE TOM’S CABIN, UNCLE ToM’S CABIN, UNCLE TOM’S CABIN, UNCLE TOM’S CABIN, Or, Life Amongst the Lowly. HEATRE 0 Y A L. Patronised by the Clergy of all Denominations wherever we have appeared. Nothing vulgar; everything can bo seen and listened to by the most sensitive mind. Dear Eva (aged six) ... La Petite Nelly Holmes Poor Uncle Tom (a real Negro) Mr R. B. Lewis Fanny Topsy (the original) Miss Fanny Wiseman Simon I egree Pom Loker (the original)... George Harris Eliza (his wife) M iss Ophelia Cassie (the avenger) Phineas Von Tromp Mr G. W. Collier ... Mr W. South Mr H. Stoneham Mrs Walt r Hill Mrs G. W. Collier Miss I izzie Bushe Mr J. Musgrave This Drarast'c Combination, the strongest that has eve/ travelled th ough any town or city south of the line, numbering over thirty star arti-tes. Slave owners, cotton planters, plantation ban s, &c., by a h st of auxili irics, engaged specially to give proper effect to this great drama. New Scenery and Mechanical Effects. Pull Orchestra. JUBILEE AND OTHER SONGS Sung during the Performance. Books containing all the Songs sung by the Jubilee Singers can be obtained in the Theatre. PRICE—SIXPENCE. SPECIAL NOTICE, To enable the amus°ment-loving public of Christchurch, one and all, to witness this great drama there will be no ad vane > in the prices. Dress circle 4s, children 2s; stalls 2s Gd, children Is Gd ; Pit, One Shilling. Box plan, whore seats may be secured, at Mr Bunz’s music store. Doors open at 7.15; commence 8 o’clock; terminate 11 o’clock. SATURDAY, FEB. 15, First Grand Matinee for Schools and Families. SUNDAY, FEB. IG, First Grand Sacred Jubilee Concert. 2-10 7812 LIDDY, Manager. NO PICK THE OFFICE of the Undersigned have been REMOVED to the corner of Colombo and Gloucester streets. 3796 GARRICK & COWLISHAW.

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