AMUSEMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 169, 10 August 1909, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

"A\ KXCUSH.UA.VS HOME." Ily special arrangement with Mr. J. 0. \iilliiini-(ni. ilr. Kdwni G'oach's nowerMil and -peeially selected dramatic company, numbering over twenty artists, will shortly visit this centre with "An I'-iiglishnian's H01m.." which caused all the seals at W.vndlinins Theatre. Loudon. In he hooked months in advance. » hen produced in Sydney at Easter, ak (lie Ihealre lloyal. and subsequontlv ai lli'V Majesty'.-' Theatre, Melbourne, a repetition of the London rush wa"s witm—cd. people lighting almost like savage.; In secure seats in advance. The London Daily Mail terms "An Knglishnian's lliinie-' a real rousing, emotional play, which, viewed either as a satire or palriiiiie Vs'son, stirred the house to genuine lighting enthusiasm. From a Sydney morning paper we take the following extract:—"Such was the unexampled prestige that preceded 'An En»IHiinan's Home' that more than a thousand seats were reserved for the 'first ntghl in Australia' at the Theatre Royal on Salin-ilay. In this way, in place of ■! typical holiday audience, the performance \va- witnessed by a brilliantly reprcseiiiaiivc gathering.'' An overflowing audience ,-• assured here, especially at ine popular prices of admission,