THE WOODS-WILLIAMSON COMPANY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 236, 2 November 1903, Page 2

THE WOODS-WILLIAMSON COMPANY.

[ "A WOMAN'S SIN." 11 The production of the above drama was I a very powerful pgrformsnee and more », than re.tlised the highest expectations. 1 , Notwithstanding it biing Saturday I night, the worst theatre night in New f Plymouth, there was an excellent house »I down stairs, tho attendance in the ! j dress circle being only moderate. Our J! prediction that the Compmy was , specially qudifbd to give un f-xcap ; , ' tionally fine display of his\onic t-tlent i, in their treMimsn'i of this fasicin.itinp' ) pUy was fulfilled in tverv respect. II Miss Maud Williamson's "Kite" was 1 a production naver excelled, if equalled | in New Plymouth. Mr Woods as Pete Quilliam was also a magnificently we'll sustained production. Puillip Chris- " tian, with strength enough to do , wrong, but too weak to do right, was also very creditably tiken by Mr Hugh . Buckler; while Mr Harry Beaumont's [ representation of Oaesir Oregan was a - remark ibly fine performance, as wes i Mrs Barry Lane's Nancv Cairn. The other charanteis were well filled, wbile E it is needless to say that the dressing t and staging lefc nothing to be desired, I the scenery baiog remarkably effec- ' five The Company will always be welcome in New Plymouth.