THE GISBORNE LITERARY MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1192, 3 November 1882, Page 2

THE GISBORNE LITERARY MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.

1 ThF. performance opened with. an overture t played by Mr •’. T. Crawford in his u.s» t> • daily accomplish'd nu,::t r, and this was ■ followed by the ~ nv- of v.irioi-M amateurs, a’l of which were rend-red in < xcollcid <t\le. . Madame Su*wavt was.gn-atiy applauded in ■ her two songs in the Hr.-»r part, and gave proof that her | opuhrity han in nj.J.-c dij minished, as on euh o-.cumn the bdy had ’to re-appear. Ma d- r \ m!y .d- .» received a good reception, am! a< he possesses a pure i clear tenor volt e, and evidently j musical I taste, we would prefer hearing him ir. septi- ■ mental sone-. ?!»••-; < M-i<l\-..im-. J. Berre H. Tow.-ey, and E. rh.rCp uerc th gen’h ’ 1 men who assisted in tm- m-.-i pornc,;. Mr -!. Bourke also gave a m; -t humorous read- • anoint C-. - f fe’wCl'Tra’ J gedy in Seven Dial- * v.;.s « nactcd. the cast being as !|ow - - ! . l(1 . t ! \ x ii:;npinv r t‘>n, | M- MeK’waim ■ M.w.h -j/:, Muliieatawny Tv iglev. Mr M.-r- •_ !. Weaz'e Mr E !l. !' • . and was t h'y -uppm by the gentiemcn ; above h. ; p nttendar.ee can . \.h- J!;. and sok ly he d-ut; dt » the strong . <lcsire onliic ;■ .rt of j : < uv vat to keep works, jh< w.c, ?. ; •t. attractive probed volunteered as-i- nmro, and purely through the pm>i. y m ■■ commitae of management there v. ;•; <’ting’v p«ior • attendant-, and aheggajy array' of empty | benches. ’•<’utting nd your nose to spite ; your fuco ”■- one . tm- old savings, as is t aLo *• p( nny v. P- am! p.mmi fo -'idi.” Bei fore the next ciCertainn-eut it migiit be a veil inr t!;c committee to think g-r thC.