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West Coast Times, Issue 208, 19 May 1866, Page 3

T)RINCE OF WALES OPERA HOUSE. Proprietor and Manager— Ma Babwjwt, TO-NIGHT, In consequence of its great success, will repeated for tho last time. positively, THE SEA OFIOE. This will bo tie last opportunity of witnessing THE BREAKING-UP OF THE ICE. The most perfect Mechanical Effect ever produced. SATURDAY, [May 19th, The performance will commence at eight precisely, with tho great drama from the French, THE SEA OF IQE ob, * Tho Thirst for Gold, and, THE WILD FLOWER OF MEXICO. Characters—Acts 1 and 2— Period, 1705, Carlos, the Adventurer ... Mrßartlett Captain de Lascours ... Mr. Burford Jean Medoc ... Mr J. F. Skreeton Pierre Pacome ... ... MrHogan First Sailor , Mr Thornton Second Sailor MrM'Lean Third Sailor Mr Davis Fourth Sailor Mr Sorimes, Barabas .. ... Mr Andrews Louise de Lascours Miss Rosa Cooper Mario Miss Thornton [A period of 15 years is supposed to elapse between the 2nd and 3rd Acts.] Acts, 3, 4, and 6. Period, 1720. Marquis del Monte ... Mr Bartlett Horace de Brionne .„ Mr Clifford Georges de Laval ... .. MrMilner Secretary Mr Tomlinson Barabas Mr Andrews Servant MrM'Leai Countess de Theringe ... Mrs Crosby Mdmlle Diane de Lascours, Miss Murphy Ogarita Miss Rosa Cooper Programme of Scenery, Incidents, <fee, Act l~Main Deck of the Urania, The Mutiny. Act 2 — Sea of Ice, occupying tho entire stage, and terminating with mechanical effects upon a scale never before attempted in the Colonies. Act 3— The Coast of Mexico and distant Prairie. Act 4— Parisian Saloon. Aot 5 Hotel de Monte. The Day of RetrU bution. Dress Circle, 6s ; Stalls, 4s ; Pit, 2g ; Private Boxes, to hold six, £3 3s. On Monday, being Whit (Monday, tho great tragedy of JANE SHORE. Tuesday Next, MRS. CHAS. POOLE'S BENEFIT i And last appearance in Hokitika. Thursday, Queen's Birthday, the stagd will be lighted for the first time with\. Gas. pfo