... reception; Stebb and Trepp are capital comedians ; Francis Gerard is an excellent athlete. Jack Martin does well, and Charles Chaplin and Mabel Thorne are warmly greeted. Mr Arthur B. WVilkes took a successful benefit on Wed- nesday evening. GRAND THEATRE ...

... here. Mr F. V. St. Clair proves himself an exceptionally clever topical vocalist, and is heartily welcomed again. Mr Charles Chaplin, descrip- tive vocalist ; the Ross Combination, midget boxers, with Mialoney's Troubles; Mr George Hyam, patterer Miss ...

... the wife distinguishing herself, however, in a pretty and well- executed skirt dance. Others appearing with success are Charles Chaplin, Marion Hall, and Bass and Bass. The capable little baud is under the careful direction of M~r Henry TV. Plenty. Mr Walter ...

... stage until late, kept the audience in their seats; and other turns included Mies Alice Maple, a fascinating serio ; Mr Charles Chaplin, descriptive vocalist; Miss Alice Learnar, as chic as ever; Miss Nance Maries, sero; Miss Kitty Beresford, comedienne ...

... stage until late, kept the audience in their seats ; and other turns included B1ins Alice Maple, a fascinating serio ; Mr Charles Chaplin, descriptive vocalist; Miss Alice Leanar, as chic as ever; Miss Nance Maries, serioe Miss Kitty Beresford, comedienne: ...

... Thorn- bury, with his speciality Pictures in smoke; Michael and Polo, in a strong acrobatic tern; Zanzetta, dancer; Charles Chaplin, comedian; Carola and Thomas, acro- bats; and Miss Florence, lady mimic, complete the programme. HARTLEPOOL. EMPRESS THPATRe ...

... rs).-Collection of vegetables, Charles Garuham, Walter Rout, Charles Sparrow. Six round potatoes, white, Walter Fallows, Charles Garnham, Edgar Fallows. Six ditto, coloured, Samuel Munnings, Wm. Pit- tock, jun., Charles Sparrow. Klidney ditto, white, ...

... workhouse schools he needs at least 27,000 toys, in addition to some 4,000 dolls. The outlay is over £ 1,000. .MR. CHAPLIN AND TIlE MINISTRY. Mr. Chaplin, in reply to a letter from the president of the Sleaford Con- servative Association-enclosing a resolution ...

... in Miss Cottle's school; for were not Southey, Coleridge, and Wordsworth all intimates of the Cottles ?-and Humphry Davy, Charles Lamb, Hazlitt, Zachary Mlacaulay, and David Hume were all clustered in or about Bristol at this period ; and this Bristol ...

... punishing him for his spoken slanders, hurried to Crutched Friars; found the Captain, who, coward-like, fastened all the blame on Charles Sheridan. But this was soon proved to be false, and the two brothers sought Matthews together and there and then challenged ...

... box below. The face of SLr Charles Hp-l. long fa:ili in this box. wil, of course. be seen no more; while the Earl of Crewe has taken a grand tier box for the Countess; but' the 'onnibits will still aconmunodate Mr. Chaplin, lord Hardwicke, Lord Farquhar ...

... performances from Sir Henry Irving (by cable- gram), Mr Beerbohm Tree, Mr George Alexander, Mr Charles Wyndham, Mr Frederick Harrison, Mr Cyril Maude, Mr Charles Hawtrey, Mr Edward Terry, and Mr Wilson Barrett, and many others, besides offers to play on ...