Theatre Royal.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7762, 14 March 1905, Page 2

Theatre Royal.

TIJK ANDERSON COMPANY', Mr William Anderson's famous dramatic organisation will commence a season of drapva at the Theatre Uoyal on Thursday evening next. The company, which js an exceptionsally strong) one, comprises the fallowing Austj'afcasta'n favourites : Messrs Edmund Dujygan, George Cross, Sterling- Wiiyte, <!. P. O'Neil, William Power, Frank Jtossuioro, Croabie Ward, John Ennis, Godfrey Cass. Misses Ada Uuildford, Kathleen Lorimer, Maisio "Maxwell, CJcorgip Leighford, and others. The opening production, whicih has already been announced?'will be the stirring druma of nautical life. " A Sailor's Sweetheart." it c\omes exceedingly well recommended. At the Adelphi in I/ondon it received the '* hall mark. " of success, and only n few wt-eks ago it was a big draw in Punedin and Clirj.stchureh. 'The season is for three nights only, and during that time a new production will be presented each evening, and mounted on a scale of completeness as that which characterised the Melbourne and Sydney performances. 'The. box plan is now open at MeKinnon Main's.

lISK .liniLKK SIXCSEItS. 'l'ho.se iiopulnr and world-renowned I musicians:, the risk .lubilce Singers, ;Will give two of their famous eutcrj lainnieiits in the Theatre Hoyal 011 Monday and Tuesday ne.vr. Thy ll.'ompuny, as now' consti'tuted. number nine lirst-fluas vqcajists, including four old favourites, and live new artists. A.mong the new singers l are the great. American tenor Mr Clarence Tisdale, the eminent basso Mr I'.nilm-tt .Jones, Mr Harry ,\ewton second bass, Miss Minnie Cooper high sopraiip, -Miss CJeva McClain second soprano. Tlvp old favourite!? are Miss Belie Clibjiops (lady baritone), Miss Mei'fer {cqntrallo), jlr 11. It. Collins (everybody's favourite) and manager, and I'j-of. (J. A. U'hjte still presides aj the org'an and pin no. '('he pjixn if? JlcKinnon }ia ill's.