Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1909-02-13 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

THE CONVERSATION. with reeit (Nanki-Poo and Pooh Bahl, "And have I journeyed for a month." In these the Mr. Waddy, continuing ,said the converse- humour of tuat high dignitary. "The Lori tion which took place, and which was to be High Everything." is well brought out by Mr. spoken to in that court before them by three Vin. Kenyon, who has a face and mariner that other women, who were present, none of lend themselves naturally to humorous things. whom, as h The e understood, had any interest _rsb...ruS and s°l° .!Kcalcol, "Behold the Lord High Executioner, b i rings nto play that whatever in 1 that matter either as between humorous artiste. Mr. Geo. Penison. who, in the plaintiff or the defendant, was to this I some of the other operas took the palm as the effect. Mr. Jones came up and spoke to the man of humour and was not behind in the women who were present, and said: "Get Mikado. A chorus of nice and solo by Ho-Ho, your husbands to vote for me." One of I "As some day it may happen.' was well taken. Saint! "Oh, you are too late; we have had the . as was also the chorus of girls. -Comes a train ladies and are going to vote for them." of little ladies." Here it may be stated with conversation which he need not give them great truth that the chorus singing in the opera was not by an! means the least at its greater detail took place, partly between admirable qualities. Mr. Fawcett having train' defendant in that case and a Mrs. : ,ed them to a state of high perfection. The who was no relation to the defendant. 'The ; trio . y o Yum-Yum. Peep-80. and Pitni-Sing. defendant said: "Now then, get your has'! with chorus of girls, "Three little maids," bands to vote for me. I am of my mother's , brought before tie excellent artistes in Miss opinion; she says a woman's duties are at ;Booth. Miss Tuunieliffe. and Miss Mans, who, home mending stockings." Thereupon Mrs. : with fairly heavy parts. particularly Misses Wordsworth, a witness who was going to be ; Booth and Tunnieliffe, acquitted themselves called before them, said: .• y.,.,,, I 8. of . 1110 et creditably and artistically. -while Miss E. I opinion if a woman can afford to pay for Kenyon. in the finale of Act 1. in representing ;"K ktisha.- the elderly lady, who is cheap • her household work being . done, and for her ' ted in love, ~tamped herself as a younyoungladmystockings being darned, she should please ; with real artistic ability, and although it herself and endeavour to do all the good she ; scold be angst invidious to place great stress can in public work." The defendant said: :on any one artiste, set, from the point of aa "Well. yes, in case that woman is a proper actress alone, it may safely be stated that Muss person to go about doing it; but not a woman Kenyon held a Co...most place, representins of the character of Mrs. Downs; and there ! the part for which she was east, as to the is not much in wanting to, sit among 48 manner born and displaying real native talent. men." Thereupon the woman, Mrs. Jones, : i, thing, eekii.oannd tphi-ertarw.as, theendeerred better. if sea asked: "What Mrs. Downs is slier The ; leinilat t..h more enjoyatble tdiriLaguhd..osilengtri. gs.g. defendant then used the words complained . right to the end the piece went along right of in that action; and he (Mr. Waddy) would , oo.rrity ask them to mark what their significance was . . : file whole production, it may be said, went in view of the facts which he had thought it smoothly, and part of the credit of this BIWA his fluty to open: "Yon will probably know , he ascribed to tbecapablestage management of her by her maiden name, Hilda Jones," said !Mr Wm. Booth end Mrs. Hobson, while menthe defendant, "the school-mistress who got ; lion must not be omitted of Mr. J. Booth, it. into trouble with a black man and tried to hinn capable management of the various creases . , and scenery. We conclude by saying "well commit suicide." 1 none Tonic Sol-fa Society; may success at. He (Mr. Waddy) desired to RSV quite can- 1 tend your efforts to provide good fare and didly, that if they were satisfied with the , whotti,ooir.:. proof in the case on hearing tho evidence of ! At an early hour on Thursday morning, a . . _ the three women who were going to be called, ! _ chocking accident occurred at the Rarkgate that the defendant, fcr the purpose of pro- !