THEATRE ROYAL.

Hawke's Bay Weekly Times, Volume 1, Issue 2, 14 January 1867, Page 4

THEATRE ROYAL.

-ai ficisana wj :l-4 ,-:v; ] were verysorryto see such apopr | Thursday night; for Mr ; ; ton’s! benfefil?, "as *we - think‘-bis 1 eudea- 1 ; vdiir 3 : to amuse sinbe ’his residence in: j Napier -merit ia ; betters acknowledgment Bit- the ihands T ofj k the .drama loving, pubr ljc« mtT he Jbilj ?f B ?l e gtjpn, played, .and the ; costumes equal to any* theatre in the* ; old country. Both Mr and Mrs -New- : ton and MrKemp are too-well known as theatrical - artistes .our praise, and we ought’ not to forget th‘at iristo thfeni we are indebted forfirst 'Christmas Pantomime in.our J rising town, jatjio siualftrouble or; .ex*. , pause, ’Without, return to ; themselves- for, theirexertions. There can bp no’doubt""that theatrical amusements, ' conducted in an orderly and fCbreation after- the labor; cf(the. day, and especially-:\fheja : .4he ; artistes who prosuep;them. are, residents aniongst ns.;v .and iidoes not speak well of those whose' 'incessant bfy it, ' wheh asked why thby 1 spend their evenings in the pubKc-heuse,; thattthey. have:. noplace i to go.tOi.Qf an k thaf so few are j fpundf the wallsof the Theatre.; will' jbs " seen! by** oiir "advertising j columns, Mr 'Kemp’s benefitds- fixed fc>{td-mbrrow (Tuesday) evening. The; pieces are 1 j udiciously L chosen, and we Bincerely..liqpe ; he will have a good .house to repay him . for‘his Tbsllsini the Pantomime prodilctibh r it is' wbil, knoW that, %hefchfer.as:.the scenic artist or* tbe dovg comedian, his ♦talent is ,imdoubted s we r may, .expect, to cbroniple ip, our, next issue a succes|-j Jful performance and a profitable berie-j fit.. As, ahnd^itibnhPchdnfceefi visiting Tfreatte, 1 the -cars Wil;btake: pas-| • sengbrs who ihave; purchased tickets for ilie. front.seats to the Theatre,freej ;of charge. y % >