TOWN HALL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7979, 6 March 1906, Page 6

TOWN HALL.

S 'TWO LITTLE VAGABONDS."

Thursday night next, at the Town Hall, will witness the initial performance by Charles Hollo way's Dramatic Company of their Masterton season, when "Two Little Vagabonds" is to be staged. Since the box plans have been opened, at Miss A. E. Rive's, there has been a big demand for seats, and, judging by the enthusiasm shown, there should be a bumper house to welcome them. "The Two Little Vagabonds" was written by George R. Sims and Arthur Shirley, and is now being adapted t to suit all tastes. There is a well-balanced mixture of mirth and pathos, and it is little wonder that Mr Holloway's capable all- » round company is being so well patronised in New Zelaand. Besides intelligent interpretation of the characters, the effects are excellent; and the dresses and staging will be all up to the mark, depicting the sense of the story. Naturally much interest ia being centred upon Miss Beatrice Holloway in her characterisation of "Dick," which has commanded eulogism everywhere. "Two Little Vaagbonds" will be played on Thursday and-Friday next, and for Saturday, the last night of the season in Masterton, Max Goldberg's sporting drama, "Rogues of the Turf," will be staged, with Mr Charles Holloway as Joe Flaxmau,the old trainer. The box plans are on view at Mies A. E. Rive's, where day tickets can also be secured.