MAGGIE MOORE'S SEASON.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 224, 19 October 1903, Page 2

MAGGIE MOORE'S SEASON.

This evening, at the Thoi.tro Rjyal, '•ho Moore Dram*'ic Ooinpmy will commence a three nights ?easou. Mr.'S Mooro id supported by an cxcepiioiially strong o-ganisition, and in-cludi-8 S. A. Fitzgerald, J. F. Foivfe, J. P. West, V. Scully, M. Moss, Miss Osgood Moore, E hel Bashfonl, M. Hnrricb, and others of the company. " K'llarney," a romantic and sensa tional Iri~h drama, will be presented ! .hia evacing, with Jiagaia Moore as tha heroine, K»th!eeu O'Oonnor, who introduces a number of tha litest sings. " Killarcey " is a setisational drama, there being a murder, an explosion, an I the shooting of a raecally land igent. The production is presented with the sama attention to details a" in the metropolitan centres, and there >ir« some very 13tie settings in the courfitof its performance. To morrow night "Struck Oil" will be presented, with* Maggie Moore as Lizzie Stofel, her original creation. Oa Wednesday, the last night of the seasoD, that funny turcial comedy, " The Widow from Japan," will be represented, with Maggie Moore as tha Widow. The Company have jusi concluded a prosperous season on the West Coast of 6ho South Island, and the performances brought forth highly complimentary pr* 89 notices, so that theatregoers in New Plymouth have a treat in witnessing the performances of the Company.