MISS FITZMAURICE GILL COMPANY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 39, 13 February 1903, Page 4

MISS FITZMAURICE GILL COMPANY.

Eg A season of drama by the above Company will commenca at |ptb* Theatre Rcyal on Tuesday next. grSbe opening production will be the Bflensational drama •' Man to Man," by E'exrangement with George BejnoldjEsq. Eg-Tta abounds in sensational and eituations, with a plot of an ipintaestfog nature. The scenery is EiLtypioal of well known English spots, | South Western Railway, a realistic f;View«f Portland PrisoD, and what is jt.termed a stupendous scene "The Railtf way Collision," which is really the acme 1 fi of the dramatist's inventiveness. The H puce contains soma remarkable s'aging W and wonderful mechanical effects. Miss |t v Gill is already well known herp, and & last visited us as leading lady of '-, Anderson's Dramat'c Coy. Mr Chas. f Blake, the popular actor, was aIBO a 2 member of the same company. The s Company's second production will be |- "The Christian." It is a p'ay of a f, fascinating nature, and has been every- £ where received with unbounded enf> thosiasm. The last production here ; will lie the much talked of " Sign of the j. Cross." This play not only appeals to £ regular theatre-goers, tut attracts all >; classes. The press, pulpit, and the ■\ cleverest literary writers tf the day one and all are unstinted in their preiss of (*-' this great play. " The Christian " and ■f " Sign of the Orosß " axe produced only by special arrangements with J. C. Williamson, Esq, We advise our readers to bock their seats early at McKinnon Bain's, as there is bound to be large houses to witness such a fine - company.