J. C. WILLIAMSON'S MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 30, 4 February 1903, Page 2

J. C. WILLIAMSON'S MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY.

In our advertising colu-mifl, Mr J. 0. Williamson annouaces that his Musical Oemedy Company will visit New Plymouth on Wednesday and Thursday, February 11th and 12-, h. Thie company has just concluded a phenomenally successful tour of the four cities in New Zealand. "A Runaway Girl" will ba the opening production by the Williamson Musical Oomedy Company, uid will be staged on Wednesday next for that night only, on the a\xai ssale of completeness and by the full s'rengh if his company, comprising upward* of 80 people, including of 14, as played in Sydnsy aod,M Ibourne, and recently in the four ci'ies of Now Zetland. " A Runaway Girl " has jus concluded a run of ten nights in Auckland to the largest business on record. On Thursday 12 hj, the last nigh): of the sejson, " San T.>y " will occupy- the boards. The most successful musical j c unsdy is now in it« fourth year, and still running at Daly's Theatre, London. Mr Williamson's Oompany includes Misses Rose Musgrove, L llian Digges, Blanche Walhoe, Elsie Moor*, Aggie Ksl'on, Graham 3 Newton, Line Brown, Nellie Borthwiok, Annie Oobb, Madge Bennett, EUie Baxter, Eva Hillas, and F.-fld. H. Graham (principal comedian), Oiaude Btnlock, Arthur Gwne, Maurice Dudley, Arthur Lhsant, P.ed Ernest M zw, James Hughes, G. Ralfe, G. Whifi Id, H. Sweßney, etc., with full operatic choru<>, orchestra, And ballet, under the bitonof MrGe\ Hall. The Oompmy wi'l arrivi in New Plymou'h on Wednesday nex'i by e»rly trtiu from Stratford. Mr M Quinnev, cho agn f . for the Comply, is in town, and will opsn the box pi m for the two nights'seism at Colonial tianj Ojmpany'a on Saturday next.