Theatre Royal.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7895, 10 August 1905, Page 2

Theatre Royal.

MISS TITTELL BRUNE IN " SUNI DAY." i THIS EVENING. ' With a tremendous booking und a l.i»n general interest, it is a foregone 'conclusion that the performance of' "Sunday" 'l>y Miss Tittell llrune and llr t\ C. Williamson's Dramatic j Company H'ill 1)0 witnessed 'l).y one of' the biggest audiences ever seen here. Miss Jinnies tour through Now. Zjealainl, as indeed it .was throughout Australia, lias been more in the form of a triumpjial progress than anyelse, for it has been twelve months of uninterrupted and emphtiLic success. In one so young l —for rfis in only twenty-five—her popularity is certainly without precedent in the dramatic history of the colonies. Wli.-n it is considered 'that it is a Popularity exclusively gained in tha course of a year it becomes all thi« more remarkable. The outstanding '■ fact it conclusively demonstrates is that Jliss Kruno must possess brilli ant dramatic gifts of quite exceptional order. 1 The company Mr Williamson is si nding round as her support is said to bo a vd.-y fine one indeed, und therefore with good artists, d splendid play, the elaborate stage Bettings Mr Williamson always provides, and a full dramatic orchestra, what more delightful lentwjtjaMmcnlt could be expected ?