THEATRE ROYAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 196, 20 June 1903, Page 4

THEATRE ROYAL.

MB. HARKY RICKARDj' OOMPANY. A bich theatrical treat is in store for theatregoeis of New Plymouth next Wednesday evening, when Mr Harry Rickards' new Eoglish, Amerioan, and Contineatal Vaudeville Company will commenja a season of three nights at tne Theitre ftoyal. All the artists have baen specially engiged for this t ur by Mr Richards, who selected thnm during hia recent visit to England, Americ»,and the Continent. The "star" turns include Hill and Silvainey, the.world's greatest trick cyclists. These art's's Borne dirtct from Paris. Their performance with one wheel is said to be of a sensational nature; the " rida for life " down a steep staircase must be seen to be believ*d. Messrs 8 eley and West, musical ccmedianß, 'rom the Aibambra and Palace Theatre, London, give a diverting performance, and never fail to please their audience, Miss Graeme Emmett, an American comedy actress of high lepute, brings with her h«r own American comedy C3mpiry, who produce the latest the latest American laughing craze, entitled "Mrs Murphy's Second Husband." Mr Walaco Brownlow, the celebrated op3ratic baritone, who has scored success both ou the colonial and English stige, is also a member of the c-mpany. Miss Flo Bxrnes and Mr Bert Bwdlsy, two vary clever Bkefcch artists, Misi Madge Thomas (soprano), and Miss Eileen Cap-1 complete the |Company, 'J'ho New Plymouth Eeesoo is limitel to two nights only, and the box plan is oa view at McKinnon Btin's, where soata can be secured.