The Hugardes

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7979, 16 November 1905, Page 2

The Hugardes

This rlevci ami amusing company I ho; l oliciiiuc; culci laiiimcnt atI lie Theaire Koyal on Wednesday evening, ami afforded 1 Hie audience, complete salisfaclion, encores of Hie mus'ical items being numerous-. Tlic siusalion of tlie evening was Mr lluuarile's "iiiviilncrabilily" Teal, and whatever are llie means adopted Hie result is certainly novel ami exciting. To see'a man fired at liy a squad of riflemen with marked bullets and only la shield ni rioth as a protection, is. lo say the least, thrilling, bul evidently absolutely safe. The piccolo *.<>(<> l>y Miss Klsie Ibson entitled I'he Wren. and the clarionet solo by Miss l'lun-ie arousal (!><• enthusiasm of the audience, anil both in Hie solo and concerted items the Ibson r .siiiily proved their skill as populai musicians. Ihe hanio and mandoline pieces were also highly appreciate d. In the vocal department Misses Jetton and l lsh* r dellghbd t he 1 , audience with their phasing voices, and earned wvll-mrrit, d encores. Mr Hm gard s Dicks wen? followed with by everyone.

.A coni]tlele changu of programme will be giwn 'lds evening, when a specially attractive li.st of items is I e .submit ted, |( j* an entertainiu«nt that is of more than average merit, nnd <»no tliat is hound t" please all sections of L'he commtijjitv.