ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 265, 7 April 1914, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

GKoiMIK WILLOUCHIIY SKAKOX. Mr. George Cross, one of the best Known actors- in Australia and the Dominion, and now with George Willougliby's Dramatic Company, does nothing without being thorough and takes for his motto "Xe Tcntes A ill. I'crlicc" (Atfenipl not—or accomplish perfectly).) This -George" does, as all his friends know, whether it He a neiv part to be studied, a walking tour, horse riding, feiiciua, boxing, rowing or swimming, at ail of'which lie is an'adept. His d'res.i-

ing of his parts on the stage is always a credit to himself and a pleasure to nis management, and his exactitude in that way might be copied by many actors wlio.-c carelessness in that direction Mr. Cross as "Jack Cunningham." in

•■The lleggar Girl's Wedding." is a ease in point, lie gets ever, ounce out of the part, and looks it to perfection, so much so thai almost, any lady would have agreed to marry him under the ■.•ircums'ancus. whether she were beggar girl or princess, so it is no wonder ''The lieggar Girl" accepts him when lie oilers her his hand and fortune', and at the wedding they make a handsome couple. The company will appear in the Theatre Uoval on Thursdav ("The lieggar Girl's Wedding") and Saturday ("No Mother to Guide Her.") Seats mav now be booked at Collier's piano depot.