AMUSEMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 99, 4 August 1910, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

LTEDERKR-VNZ CONCERT The New Phmouth Liedeikianz an Licderspie 1 Sdcietv is sparine: n (rouble >ind expense to make i+s fiis grpd' concert to be 1 given in the Then. I tie RoVal on Aiigust 10, a success iThe pi ogi'Tniine 'is ah ex"e"f!mgrv at tiactnc one and solos, quartette* jStvf£ songs, and Chorusi ■, Tli seivjcp s of Mis JRobinson, of Stiatfoi ', and Mrs Wnitnra, Inve spcuied for the and c Considoilblp amount of Joeal talent is also included in the progi amine The tickets tip s°ll;mtj wpII, and the -jocieh shoaldi liave a good reception from the public in their initial conceit on Wednesday' next. Members of the society are lenunded that an miooitant icheaisal will be held, Hmi afternoon at 230 in the Theatre Royal. "AS MIDNIGHT GHDU>" New Plymouth theatre <oei s welcome a good (''•amati 'onti • *ainraont Tt is therefore not surpmi lg <lm <i godii number attended Hie Thpitre Ro,ul ' i« evening to hea\ thp hignl." vu e'-'-fii and popular four act df.i J r As Mid night Chimes," presented by Geo Mar low's dramatic compiuj,. Tha pr-'duc tion was well mounted, iind as ono rvmn,tion .follows another in quick time, the piece is interesting throughout There is no lack of merriment,,, jnd brisk dialogue between the mor> drain.i.tie, parts,'makes up a;,< most enjo'-ab.'e, entertainment. The caste last night was very strong, not only the,principals but 'shose having minor roles acquitting jjjiemselves cleverly artistically.. Mr" oeorge Marlow has, we understand, se cured the Theatre Royal for next Efistrrj Monday night, when an exceptionally] bright drama, now being played in London, will lie presented for the. first time' to a New Plymouth audience. j ■.:.. ■ - ■ ■ --v-v ,;;.,■.:.:■■