ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 197, 18 February 1914, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

WiTIIIX THK LAW." The box plans will be opened at Collier s to-morrow morning for the phenomena ly successful play. "Within the Law,' wlneli .1. C. Williamson, Limited will present at the Theatre lioval next lues, day evening. "Witlm, the Lav. " which is said to be a powerfully iniits run at t!,e wTtw tl™' x r v Vor!; ' in Wl \ (7 X t "'°"S' hout ll "' l'»t season. Win .1 Other theatres closed their floors, Withm the Law" was still packing liouse at every performance. Its sii"ccss m London is equally emphatic, and •luring the Australian and Xew Zealand tours it has beaten everv record of previous dramatic successes. The storv s a fascinating one and thrilling f VO m beginning' to end. The element of mvs■in l' ift f WOt '' witl > « trifling' crime, • ml its fai-reaching consequences introduce.a series of incidents and situations ' that are said to hold the audience from the rise till the fall of the curtain. Jt throU, VT St ° r ' V ' " eftl >' wow ". tvm* I ■ ■" movc rca! character types, bringing with them breezinoss ac ion ami! humor that alternately pro-' vok-e laughter and tears. A powerful company <if_specially selected artists In* been organised to present this notable from' l 1,", 0 " ? SO T ' m l ,ol 'tant artists fioin hading New York theatres. The leading lady ig Miss Muriel Starr wl,„ aXTs"with he 1' ighM ' rc P ,ltil t i ®nM «» ess i th strong emotional gifts. V r VT°Tr eW . arß M, ' SS )lar . v PlLor !ir ? rr T aml Mr: .Lincoln iiunid ,11 of whom have won hi»h 1 aise from Australian critics. °