... wonderful tricks with complete success, Another prominent attraction was the graphic render- ing of an episode in the South Africa War entitled At the Front seith Frcuech's Horse. in which Mr Alfred Leicester Cooke appeared. After this came the drawing-room ...

... -0harles W. Poole's Diorama is attracting large houses here this week, from the fact that pictures. illustrative of South Africa and the War are being shown, and this is brightened by Poole's variety orga- nisation, inclu.ing the Phydora Trio, in first-class ...

... played in Love Knots, by Louis N. Parker. After playing for some time in England, he went to South Africa, and settled there, at Johannesburg. He was war corre- spondent for the Morning Post when he met his death. TH0uGH Bootles'Baby goes into the evening ...

... at the Opera House, Cape Town, and will visit all the other towns in South Africa with the exception of Maritzburg. Taking it all round, business in Cape Town in spite of the war is excellent, and will in all probability continue so for some time to come ...

... AMUSEMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) MIARITZBURG, NATAL, FEB. 3, 1900.-Owing to the war almost at our very door, Scott's pretty little theatre remains untenanted, and companies are wise in giving South Africa a rest during 1900 ...

... eleven weeks, and has been supported loyally by the whole company. EMPIRE PALACI.-Lessees, Messrs Alexander and Hyman.-Wars andrumoursof war seemto havenoeffect on this popular hall, and crowded houses nightly witness the excellent bill-of-fare provided. Ugo ...

... AMUSEMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA. I (FROM OUR OWN CORBESPONDENT.) CAPE TOWN, Nov. 14. - OPERA HousE-Sole Lessee, Mr Frank De Jong; Aeting-Manager, Mr Keith Macklin; Business-Manager (for Mr Leonard Rayne), Mr Grant Fellowes.-Mr Leonard Rayne and his talented ...

... ye and has been supported loyally by the whole company. 4 y EMPIRE P&LACz.-Lessees, Messrs Alexander and I d Hyman.-Wars andrumoursof war seem to havenoeffect 4 [on this popular ball, and crowded houses nightly witness I . the excellent bill-of-fare provided ...

... AMUSEMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA (Pl8OM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) CAPE TOWN, SEPT. 26.-OPERA HouSE.-Sce Lessee, Mr Frank De Jong; Acting-Manager. Mr Keitli Macklin.-Thp Three Musketeers was produced onr Thursday last in the presence of a crowded and delighted ...

... popular turns are supplied by Mir W. P. Dempsey and Arras and Alice, equilibrists. To the war pictures have recently been added new scenes from the South African war. MDES EDWARD JEALE, one of the most gifted of a very accomplished band of amateur singers ...

... and other artists who make tin a strong bill are the Sisters Courville, Mr Louis Papenfus, champion club swinger of South Africa; Mr Edgar Barnes, comedian; Sisters Terrace, and that smart coster comedian Mr Bert Edwards. Mlt WILL COLLINoS, business-manager ...

... THE PROFESSION AND THE WAR The following contributions have been added to the Daily Telegraph Shilling Fund:- Collected by Mr E. Graham-Falcon at the County Theatre, Bedford, per Mr H. M. Holles, 100s; proceeds of a raffle among members of Mr D'Oyly Carte's ...