HAUTREY COMEDY COMPANY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 189, 24 August 1903, Page 2

HAUTREY COMEDY COMPANY.

Thk above favourite Company will once again occupy the local Theatre tomorrow cighfc, when " The Other Man's Business " will be produced for the first time in New Plymouth, and will doubtless have the simo effect on looal audiences as elsewhere, laughter and appU'use accompanying the performance from beginning to end. On Wednesday night " Lit le Lord Fauntleroy" will be presented. Of this comedy drama Harper's Weekly says:—" The play is now affecting New Yosk audiences, young and old, as strongly as it did in the original production fifteen years ago. It is one of the few plays i that have the pcwe,r to move to laughter and tears." Little Addio' Larking has received very complimentary co'ices for her performances as Oedrio Errol. The lyttelton Times says:—"She proved hwrsalf in evtry way worthy of the responsibility, not only looking the part hut acSinp it. Her interpretation of th) small R?pub!i3aD, who wins his way o the heart of his embittered aristocratic grandfather, was an artiste success of a high standard. Her ac'.ing was natural, free, and dovoirt of se'fconsciousness, and she seemed to live again the life of the you:ig American, whoss sudden elevation to a title and weal h furnishes the theme of the story." '< A Message from Mars " will be revived on Thursday night."