Taylor-Carrington Company
“THE GIPSY QUEEN.” With regard to the production of this play by the Taylor-Carriogton Company on Thursday, April /tli, we might mention that playgoers will have an opportunity of witnessin or the extraordinary versatility ot Charles Taylor, the well-known Australian comedian, for in addition to sustaining the part of the hero .. Mark Moicliff,” the village blacksmith, Mr Taylor also very clever character sketches, Joe £Veazle,” a Lancashire lad, and Swizdeheim,” a drunken Dutchman. Miss Carrington, as “ Marah, ” the Gipsy Queen, also has an excellent character, which m her capable hands, receives a perfect representation. The rest _of tie cast (a rather long on#;, is filled by the actors and actresses comprising the Taylor-Carriogton i ompany, and as the piece is well mounted and staged, playgoers may confidently expect an enjoyable performance.
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Manawatu Herald, 2 April 1904, Page 3
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133Taylor-Carrington Company Manawatu Herald, 2 April 1904, Page 3
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