Theatre Royal.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 235, 8 October 1904, Page 4

Theatre Royal.

HARRY RICKARDS' VAUDEVILLE COMPAMY. This combination terminated its Auckland season last nigiit, and will to-morrow (Saturday) leave the northern city per Ratawa due here Monday morning. There is quite a lively interest being taken in thi* forthcoming visit of Mr Rlckaids company, as it is certainly the best that wo have had from him in litis part of the world. Mr. Will von Allen the " Musical Tramp," is said to be a wonderfully clever musician, his execution of almost any instrumentincluding a one string violin—being as near perfection as one meets now-a-days. Miss Maud Ueatty's return to ■the New Zealand stage is also an attractive feature, while the i>opular ventriloquist Mr. J. W. Win,ton. assisted by his ever faithful "Mc CJinty "is bound to be as popular a® ever. Miss Ada Delroy, Mr. James Bell, Mr Edward Ford and a host of other well known performers come along, and one of the most interesting items on the programme will be found in the latest series'of animate ed pictures, depicting "A Trip up the Thames," "A Daylight Burglary "and " Canadian Salmon Fishing." These pictures were purchased from the Palace Theatre, London, by Mr- Richards during his recent jgstt. iflhe season in Jfaw Plymouth is. positively limited to two nights, Tuesday and Wednesday next, There will be no chargo made for booking seats, and popular prices (3s, 2s, Is,) will be adhered to<