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THEATRE ROYAL
AOjkEN DOOXE OOMPA2IY.
"TOU MOOSE" TO-NIGHT.
Allen Doone has every reason to ne
pleased with the success of '"Lucky
U'Shea." and "Molly Bawn." The at.
ter j)iav was siag^d for fhe last time
yesterday evening, when another big
audience" assembled to see t£e pretty
emotional drama. Ancthx big atirac^c i
io promised far to-nig-ht, when tuo l-iil.
liant historical drama "Tom Moore" wi'-l
bp staged. Adelaide theatregoers wm
/save the opportunity of seeing >*r. Drone
it- the role of Ireland's national pojt.
SI:-. Doone has devoted careful attention
to the details of the production, and
the costumes arc said to ha rich and
to correctly represent the period w-ben
perfumed dandies fawned upon th"
Prince Regent. The love story of «he
poet, as told by the story, is -well conceived
bv the author, who places a halo
of interesting romance round his hero
and heroine. The play opens with a
sdroolroom scene, whvjh is caid to be
a !:ig feature in fcho drama.
Mr. Doone will piay the part of Tom
Moore, who is in lov« with Bessie Dyke
'Miss Edna Ke-i -y), the school mietrebs.
It is said that in the part of Tom Moore
Mr. Doone realises the temperament "f
the Irish poet, and plays with a natural
charm and refinement. "Tom Moore"
will be stapred for three nights only.
On Wednesday night ney- ilie mililajy
nlay. "The Bold Sojer Bo;will be pro.
duced. The plans are on view at
Allan's up to 12 o'clock to-day: and after
1 o'clock they will be on view at the
Thes'tre Boyai office. w]jere a day sale
of ether ticVefe vrHl Pn~-n (held.
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