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Kumara Times, Issue 2938, 31 March 1886, Page 2

fJIHEATRE J) O Y A L. RETURN VISIT. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, April 2nd and 3rd. Lessees and Managers ... Messrs J. S. Smith and Co. Manager for Miss Juno...Mr C. H. Taylor. Under the distinguished Patronage of his Excellency Sir W. F. D. Jervois, K.C.M.G. MISS ELOISE JUNO, The celebrated Tragedienne and Emotional Actress, late of the Standard Theatre, London, and Royal, Melbourne. MR. C. H. TAYLOR, The celebrated Character and Dialect Actor in the Colonies. For three years principal character actor of Theatre Royal, Melbourne. MISS ELLA CARRINGTON, The charming Young Sonbrette, late of Sadler’s Wells, and Queen’s Theatre, London. Specially engaged by Mr George Coppin for a tour through the Colonies ; And their Australian “ CALLED BACK" DRAMATIC AND COMEDY COMPANY. FRIDAY, APRIL 2nd, Will be produced Boucicault’s Best Irish Drama ” TMi Claire Ffolliott ... Miss Eloise Juno Conn the Shaughraun Mr C. H. Taylor Moya Doolan ... Miss Ella Carrington Conn’s Mother... Corry Kinsella... A Police spy ... An English Officer The Parish Priest . Miss Lillie Hill . Mr Kennedy . Mr W. Forbes . Mr J. H. Nunn Mr R. W. Rogers

SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL 3, Production of Charles Dickens’ beautiful Drama, JO, OR LADY DEBLOCK’S SECRET. Lady Dedlock (as played by her for 800 nights with Jennie Lee at the Standard Theatre, London Miss Eloise Juno Jo (a Street Arab) Miss Ella Carrington Esther Somvnerson Miss Lilly Hill Gusta (Snagsby’s slavey) Miss H. Hayes Tulkinghorn (the Family Lawyer) Mr J. H. Nunn Inspector Bucket (of Scotland Yard) Mr C. H. Taylor Krook (Rag and Bottle dealer) Mr J. J. Kennedy Sir Leicester Dedlock Mr Wilson Forbes Guppy (of Kenge and Carboys) Mr E. W. Rogers Mr Jarndyce _ Mr L. Dunbar Higgenson (Sir Leicester’s servant) ... ... .. .Mr W. H. Horton Mr Scroll (Tulkinghorn’s clerk) Mr F. Hennington Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8. Front Seats, 3s; Back Seats, 2s.

ON FRIDAY, 30rh APRIL, AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, A & as* BAM. AND PROMENADE SUPPER Will be held. Dancing to commence at Nine o’clock. Tickets, to admit Lady and Gentleman, I2s6d; Single Tickets, 8s Gd ; which may h* obtained, up to Saturday, 24 th April, from any member of the Commit! ee, ov from T. T. JONES, Hon. Secretary. March 10, 1886. "VTEW MUSIC! NEW MUSIC! M At half the published prices. All the latest Pianoforte pieces, Solos, and Dance Music. Gilbert and Sullivan’s new Opera, “ The Mikado.'’ TH E W ESTL AND ALM ANA 0, Price Is Gd. The best ever published on the Coast, Free from errors. S. M. SPIERS, THE VERANDAH, MAIN STREET. Sole Agent in Kumara for the Kumara Times, Grey River Argns, Town and Country Journal, Canterbury Times, Otago Witness, Auslralasian, Melbourne Leader, ike. WANTED, a GENERAL SER|V VANT. Apply to Mrs R. J. Seddon.