"THE PRINCE CHAP."

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 164, 2 July 1908, Page 2

"THE PRINCE CHAP."

Citrous v| theatricals attended in iiii'ee last night to witness the three-art roiuody-draiua, 'the Prince Chap,'' produced under the .-.(age direction of Mr 'I. 1!. J.'oberts, wliosi; abilily as an artist and stage manage:' is well known., This gentleman's role in the piece is a'| main sided one, bill his lenipcramenl, is' such a- to make the lvh; lit him in a glove.like manner. In fuel, it seemed (bat the character had been Specially made for him. ]|,. was ably supported by a combination of artists. .\ii- s Mary Keogh gave a perfect impersonal on of "Puckers." while .Mr. l-'raiik Lamb, who niterprelcd the character of "Ijunioi,.' belongs to the modern school of natural actios, and was alwavs welcome. The pan. of "Claudia," a-s.gmsl to lilfh-, .Miss \ i-i-.-i llugget in ihe lirsl act. was. a splendid piece of ehihl-acting. Little .Miss Jlervl Vales had the role in the Second act, and her delightful and natural style charmed all. In the concluding act, .Mi--: Juslina Wayne acted a chami>n<A pari in a most finished war The I'lot of the pica. |,a. s nireadr i„ M . :I ,(,.. Scribed in these column-. The taleutert eouipany may rest assured 0 f a hearty welcome shoubl n,c management sec jit to again visit N'w I'lyinoiilh. The scenic portion cf liie piece is vcrv appro pnate and ell'ective. nobbing hi'lter of its kind Having ever been seen in Xew I'Jymonlh before.