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MISS TITTELL BRUNE.

Tho distinguished young actress, ( Miss Tittell Brune, who in popularity ( stands foremost on the New Zealand ( siage of to-day, has evidently made a ereat hit in the title role in ''Dorothy Vernon," which she with Mr J. C. Williamson's company is to prebent in Now Plymouth on Monday ceiling. Retelling to her portrayal ihe l-veiling Post - of Wellington iwheie the play ran lor a week 10 enormous. hou-us), said of her poiVI - lVl l—"If the part had been specially written for AUss Biuue, n» one would hesi.aio to compliment the author upon Ins perspicuity in luting it , u her abilities so skilfully. If" "ii-mger witnessing tins lady, s impei--onation for Hie first time, the immessiun would be gained that here surelv genius was at work. I lei I Wellington friends; have been aware • that for some time, and are conl" 'lv prepared for a brilliant conyquoiu. Mur jj orot hy Vernon or c ' c ' l,ll '' , !:; f ,; l ;.; ch , elects to play. One c,',e ,s ,ha, she has studied every ~( it un i,l she has arrived it ll.e ' ■ est and the best interpretation of ill- ■ h ought of m-anins that «arh woid • , "nteii.e conveys. Her Dorothy ! j, i„ consequence a sweet portraiture * from life, without a blemish ot theai trical effect in any re-peet. Her co- - medv is "I the dainty, effervescent 'style, whilst her pathos rings deep

and true. In ihir dramatic episode through which developments cany her, Miss ISrune gam- all her erleet. villi -i rare power that is always unci', r control, like her beautifully pitch: ed. well modulated voice. And one of'the greatest charm- of all is her capacih id change her moods—one instant sad and tender or distressed, the next a veritable sunbeam, ready with a wittv quip or jest to turn ih« .situation from grave to nay. It i* ~« education to see Miss Brunei ad. She is like no one cl-e. She stands in a da* by hcr.-elf 'Dorothy Vernon' will b<' best rcmemoercd, because of thi- fine vouiift nil' st s 'lelis'UfM' method of bringing th'.i fWitral character back to lifi.v J The above is a very high culoglum endorsed by all the other cities, and gives a foretaste of the dramatic treat in iters Jor nations va Mvuday vvenißg.ii "' .' J

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81873, 25 October 1906, Page 3

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MISS TITTELL BRUNE. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81873, 25 October 1906, Page 3

MISS TITTELL BRUNE. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81873, 25 October 1906, Page 3

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