... but with not sufficient style for Clotilde, the good genius of the play, who combats the difficulties of the Fast Family. M. Roger, the Champros6 of the occasion, is an earnest and useful comedian, an excellent actor for a stock company ; Mi. James (Benoiton) ...

... and he never says no. She also vivaciously sang of being The Win- ning Card, and danced nimbly. A little girl named Jenny Rogers displayed superior talent both as a singer and as a dancer. She appeared in uniform, sang of being A Little Drummer Boy ...

... {a son-se' steamer; J. M. Kenzie, Holderness-roal, .d c sitlo cking horse - Mr. Moore, Prior-stiee;, Prv V. Poger's temple, Roger's palace at Bomly ti-alwi altar, Holy Trinity Church - altar, ?? it. Island of May, Boyaan in India, Hinds., placA of airship ...

... with the author's words. Of the minor parts, sustained by Miss Fanny Addison, Mr. Edgar, Mr. Everill, Mr. Denny, and Mr. Bannister, there is really nothing to be said. The redeeming feature of the play is the character of a good-natured, idle cousin of ...

... was a gro- tesque part in the hands of Mr. Bighton, and the three other old gentlemen were represented by Mr. Steyne, Mr. Bannister, and Mr. Fosbrooke. Considerable dissatisfaction was shown during the progress of the comedy, and the curtain fell amid mingled ...

... Rile, which has been well received nightly. PRINCE OF 'WALES TsMaArTRE.-Mr James Rogers, Proprietor. -The eminent comedian Mr J. L. Toole paid a return visit to Mr Rogers's deservedly popular house on Monday evening, aiter an absence of about twelve months ...

... in every part she has essayed. ?? 'Temple was a very good Charles Surface. Air Howe (Sir Peter), Air Gordon (Joseph), Mr Rogers (Sir Oliver) Mrs Fitasailliasse (Airs Candour), Aliss W~righrt (Lady, Siceerwell), acid Air1 Clark (Mlsses), were all worthy ...

... BMiss Alice May Finch (daughter of the Lessee), who has done much good work during the season. Reip Van aWinkle, with Mr Felix Rogers as Rip, was the chief attraction. Mr Harris's perform- ing bird Cockle was exhibited. Mrs Finch contributed a dance; and ...

... vegy ocmplaoorut 0ot to under- stand. Here is mnother gliz mpse of Jpffey, with Ml- man at Rogers'a given in Mllustyaiona of, him C43- raoter At one of Ur. Rogers's breakfasts, I vfas aested bo. twoen him and his friend Wilm'an, when the conversation turned ...

... Benson making a highly-amusihg Mickey Doran. The remaining parts were taken by Mr T. B. Bannister, Mr Forsyth, Mr Swift, Mr Hawley, Miss Ada Charlton, Mrs Bannister, Miss H. T. Powver, Miss Baldwin, and others. ReaRMNeescAM CONCERT HALL.-Messrs Phillips ...

... was the recipient of unbounded applause, his excellent acting being the theme of admiration. Mr John Bannister gave a masterly idea of the part of Roger de Talde. Mr Howell also played well as Father Andre. Great praise is due to Miss Marie Rhodes for her ...

... Bermudas, Mr Whit . Rogerson; the Signalman, Mr T. B. Bannister; Laura Courtiland, Migs Marie Brewer; Pearl Courtland, Miss Bessie Cranston; Peach- IF blossom, Miss Susan Montague; Old Judas Mrs T. B. Bannister. All ' the parts were sustained In a manner which ...