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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10662, 18 June 1912, Page 3

"A GIRL'S TEMPTATION.'' To-morrow <(W-edln.-osday) evening, Giswgo (Mallow's Drama-tic Company, frai'li from its' eucccspes elsewhere, will open! r. short .'seaiscrr of popular drama irv iflie Town Hall, Masterton. The opening attraction is entitled "A Girl's Temptiaiticinl." The piet® Uiais ithe ihall-niaa'k 'cf London a;nd provincial England .suic-ciess iipon it, and also the stamp of approval from the metropolitan centres of the Oommooi'we'allth. "A (Girl's Temptation'' has been dieiscribed as ia drama full of ■sensational fecideWts • 'and ibriffia'rrt dramatic situations, so much 'so that the laifctenltioin' off the audience is riveted from .the rising of the curtain ■until it® (fall, so tense are the dramatic isituatioaiis. Their© are four acts , and fifteen edenieS', and each scene is said ito ;be a (situation in itself. The scenery is atfifusually good, arid flias Ibeen, like nod /to some 'of the Ibig .spec- j tacullair productions that lAustr'alasia I j (ha,s eieeini in. ithe past. Scenes are depicted! in lWal lEniglarid, aspects io)f -London city life are given:, inciludinig the ispecitat'le of a sweater's den in (Lonidon, where ithe iniquities of th» hire sysitem of earning a livelihood ar,e strongly showni in striking contrast to ithe luxuries and gaiedtiew o'f a modern city. The Company, according to criitkisnxs elsewhere, is .the strongest got (together tby Mr Miirlow, and thus it would appear the Marlow management is leaving .nothing to dhanlce in -this drama, 'scoring ia Ibig 'success Ij fliere, and iso delighting the large body oif ipatrons of the popular dirama! with ithe% tPavo'uinite amusement. The/ 'box plan, is iat the Dresden' Piano Co., 'whc>re early door tickets for the .'back .stalls and gallery are also obtainable. '