... Watson Miss Susie Vaughan Miss Loie Fuller Whatever may be said against the typioal variety piece, or pastoral comedy of American origin--and its defects are often more conspicuous than its merits to a London audience--it has the advantage in not a few ...

... James's, Piccadilly, on Wednes day, the 4th, to Mr. Matthew O'Brien. There is a professional matinSe at tho Moore and jBurgeee Minstrels to-day (Thursday). Mr. Eugene StrattonVj Menu song, or, to be more correct, his Waitress's Love Letter,* increases in popularity ...

... the 94tli Regiment, whose utility is seen in the last act, whon Ponsonby is enjoying the affection of Lady Ilennocker, an American widow, and Blackwood, a little fop, more frequently called Pickles, is engaged to Daisy Pemberton, the lively young girl ...

... Sandacre, and inheriting their father's love of sport in a pro nounced degree) bring their friends, including Mr. Deckor, an American millionaire, to look over the ruined monastory that stands in Rimple's grounds. The Hon. Wilhelmina, with her faith in Boast ...

... Miss Clare Greet gives tho requisite fascination and attrac tiveness to the American heiress, Fusehia Leech, playing with much quaintnoss and natural ability. Miss Greet's American accent Is not, perhaps, all that coukl be desired, but it makes the audience ...

... was produced a comic opera, in three acts, founded on, and adapted from, the French original of Leterrior and Vanloo and an American version thereof by Cheever Goodwin and Woolston Morso, with some now dialogue by Charles H. E. Brookfield, new lyrics by ...

... wanted something to play with. In addition to the usual Bongs and dances yesterday (Wednesday) after noon the Prince of Wales Minstrel Troupe appeared in act two, and^ sang some agree- aDio nigger songs. The theatre was crowded, and, as many well-wishers to ...

... ladv, with negligible husband and tame cat, who launches girls and negotiates marriages for u little commission, of the American heiress, and of the rich parvenu with his quartet of daughters. Mr. Hood has perpetrated one dreadful piece of rhyming, coupling ...

... Mis3 Maud Stanley is well-intentioned, but the lady's voice is not \^ery strong, and the nocont and charactoristics of the American heiress are somewhat lacking. The three^ sisters Pilkington Jones's daughters-- are pmartly represented by Miss Bhinche UdelW ...

... BRITANNIA. Tho last week of the dramatic season here has been devoted to an excellent production of Charles I'echter's great American version of Monte Cristo, piayeu tiy arrangement wiui oar. rcrcy Lanaon, ;wno has been introducing tlie play to provincial ...

... poor sinking girl, and she returns this love at first sight. He reieots his aunt's sugges tions of a rich alliance. The minstrels levy a sort of blackmail on Guy, insisting that as he is paying attentions to Winifred h shall become a member of their ...

... adaptations from Teutonic sources made by the dramatist-manager. There are generally two or throe good scenes in these Americanization*, plenty of amusing business, many unnecessary complications, a good deal of fairly smart writing, and, of course, an ...