AMUSEMENTS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10114, 8 October 1910, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

GRAHAM'S ENGLISH, COMEDY COMPANY. On Tuesday evening at the Town Hall, Mr Fred Graham's Comedy Company will produce "The Brixton Burglary. During Mr Graham's last trip abroad he was in search of plays and comedies for Australia and Now Zealand, and he secured one of the most successful farcical comedies that London has seen for years. Mr Graham's production of the play has been highly praised. The 1 splen-t did acting of the piece in every part was the subject of general comment, wrote a recent critic, and the house! was kept in roars of laughter' throughout the three acts. Among the: specially good features of the play is the fact that there are not one or two good leading parts, but a number of striking ones, all splendidly portrayed ,and affording opportunities for very amusing impersonation and caricatures. Mr Graham is jvt'll-kngjrn throughout Australasia and highly popular. He will have the support of a company that includes some members of the famous Oscar Asche organisation, which took Australia by storm. New and elaborate scenery has been painted for the production by Mr Harry Whaite, and a full orchestra will be under the baton of Mr George Fowler. The plans of seats are at Miss Rives'. On Wednesday evening "The Man from Cook's'* will be the production.