AMUSEMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7998, 8 December 1905, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

TIIK -J.P." Of all thj laughable comedies evir staged in .Xeiv Plymouth old theatregoers are incl.ned to award the palm to " l'he .f.P." ]jroduecd ill the Theatre Royal last night. The tale of the play is simple enough, merely a fabric on w liich to hang the most ludicrous insinuations, and a whole string of bright and sparkling repartee, which have never been equalled lure asfuu-11 tucrs. .Mr Dallas, as Ciesar Montague, .J.J 1 ., fully justified the reputation wli'ch preceded liini, establishing himself as an artist of remarkable capacity. His impersonation of a reveller was just wlim might be expected from a man of his c pcricnce. Of Miss Florence Lloyd, we cannot say too much, for licr part wa< a credit to the profession. 11l fact, every one of the company is a high-grade artist, and eminently suited 10 the nature of their parts. The piece is vivacious and startling from start to tinisli, is splendidly mounted, ami is assisted by a strong orchestra. TO-MGHT. The comedy is to be repeated, and we expect to sec the Theatre R0y..1 crowded. All people alio enjoy a gootl laugh should make an effort to lie present, for they will have a splendid ctening'sentertainment. The management desire lis to state that the I'iecc will be rendered again in full this evening, There mil lie no curtailment, llns being unnecessary as the troupe does not leave until next day.