AMUSEMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 161, 2 August 1909, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

"TUK WOMAX PAYS." Lovers of melodrama will have an opportunity of witnessing a play that has created much interest wherever •laged. as tlie <Ji'fU-h-Marloi\V' Uranmtic (.•um|>c<ny intend ]>a\ i?i«r a vioit here on lilli and 7th August, when they will produce Frank M. Thome's sensational <! i a nia. "The Woman Pays." At the Palace Theatre-, .Sydney, a short time ago "The Wuniau Pays" drew crowded andienres for some six weeks, and an exiend.'d tour through New South Wale* and V'U'ensland proved equally attractive. .Messrs. (Jeaeh and Mariow liavo I,cen fortunate in <securing the services c»t" a host of dramatic artists of recognised ability, including .Misses Maud I ;\|>p!eion. Leal Dongla*, Brenda Bert, lailie (ionrlay. Messrs. J. p. O'Xuill. Kennelh Hunter. Albert Lucas, and other?-., whilst the leading parts will Le porLrayed byiMis* Ktliel Buckley and Mr. IJoliert Inman. For the second fight of the season Mrs. Henry Wood's great work, "Hast Lvmie." will be pve>enled. The mounting of the pieces is a i-trong 'eature with this company, and Hiu'ie striking and elective sets will ho Hmw.i. Popular pricey are to lie charged, and the plan is now open at the Collier Piano C'onii>an < s' , s rooms.