COMUS DRAMATIC CLUB.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 2648, 2 July 1889, Page 2

COMUS DRAMATIC CLUB.

Wγ, h;ive much pleasure in announcing another entertainment by the above club, to take place ou the lUtli ins!. Out of o.nisideraliim, no doubt, for the sluto of tho li.u-iiini-to.i-. the uriiiii-TUiiißiit ha\o provided ■a m.i.-t binghti-r-piMvokiiii; and for a few honi'.s the audience may be as merry as it bank overdrafts and wet wash--11,0 ,'j.,ys were not. The f.irce, " lei oil I'iii-lo ■Kr.iiiciis," i- too w.-ll.kno'.vn to need umnmtMit, and its w-nld-v.-ide l-eputntiini will sulfur no diininutiun on this occasion; indeed, wo venture to predict that in this piece, as in the followinu eomedy, it will be found that, the club has been most fortunate in ricciiriiicc parts suited to the actors and actors Miited to the parts. " Woodcock's Little ll.iiua" is cort.iinlv the most cir.nical c■nnedy ever written. The hero having liad L'O years of " iiie" in London determines to settle down quietly in the c-mntry. and to that end he marries ;■ wife, but :it the same time takes ;i mothe'-in-lav.-, i:r, shall we >,i>-. a iin!t,her-in-!-iw takes him. What' follows is too puinfiil to describe, but the wlioh: play is a beautiful illu-tration of the of a quiel life, or the blus-itif>.-5 of a nii)lhei--in-law—w.- are not <]::ito clear which. However, it J. -us not much matter, for, of course, our rentiers will pi*and judfje lor them.-elves.