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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 16 July 1907, Page 2

RIP VAN WINKLE. To-night the Tuylor-Carrington Com. puny produce at the Theatre Boyal the lie.n utifnl legendary drama of "Rip Van Winkle.'' willi Mr Charlie Taylor in the title role. This performance is a benefit one in aid of the Recreation Sports '.'round and Western Part'. Tn speaking of Mr Taylor's performance. an American critic says:—"The largo audience which last night filled the huge Toi-rilla Opera TTouse from floor to ceiling was comp - 1 largely of Americans, all anxious ■■> see the Australian actor, Charlie Taylor, essay the character which our eonntryiinn, .Toe Jefferson, has made famous throughout the English-speaking world. And right here we say that Mr Taylor gave a gilt-edged performance of "Rip," and achieved a great success, capturing his audience promptly and never once losing his grip right along. His alternate Hashes of humor nnd pathos kept the tears of mirlh and sorrow following one unrlirr in quick succession. 'Second to .Toe Jefferson only,' saya Mr Taylor's liilk We say so too."

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