... just about out of his teens. She has staying with her a second cousin, Carey Preston, a most lovable type of the Southern American girl, frank and without a traco of affectation. A Mr. Armstrong, who is in tho district prospect ing in connection with a ...

... She gained an encore for the gavotte. Mr. F. H. Celli was exceedingly good as Lothario, and his rendering of The Wandering Minstrel was a fine example of artistic singing, while Calmly Besting was very expressively given. Mr. John Cliild showed his pretty ...

... theatre to meet Mr. and Mrs. Beerbohm Tree and the Haymarket corapauy and give them pleasant welcome on their return from their American tour. The applause which greeted each favourite artist as he or sho made entrance on the stage was sufficient proof of the ...

... for bigamy. Jonathan Gam mon, an American showman, calls on Tangle, and trys to buy Rosina from him, to add her to his wonderful Brobdingnagian combination. Ho offers 3,000 dollars for her, saying that as the American eagle wants Rosina the British lion ...

... Orientalism of Oscar Wilde. If it prcsenita Pierrot as an ex quisite dandy in siJk and brocade rather than the somewhat forlorn minstrel of popular conception, i.t also enables tho author to offer a stage picture o! elaborate beauty which it would bo difficult ...

... music with as much accuracy as vigour. Mr. Reginald Bropliy may be mentioned with praise for his Walther, while the other minstrel knights were pass ably well attempted by Messrs. W. Llewelyn, Herbert Eadie, and Whitney Thew while Mr. Alex. Bevan was a ...

... 1893, at tho opening hero f Mr. Herbert Sleath's season, was presented, Mor tho first time in the West-end, the successful American farce, in three acta, by George H. Broadhurat, entitled What Happened to Jones. Jones Mr. Charles Arnold Ebenezer Goodly ...

... they are as embarrassing to managers as to Ministers. I am never asked for them without remembering tho story of tho young American, eager for political honours, who, when asked whether, in the event of his boing eloctod to Congress, ho would pledge him ...

... of that quasi-aristocratio confederate Spriggins, and capital comedy is forthcoming in the parts of Charley Johnson, uegrc minstrel aud Btar banjoist, and Liz Jenkin son, from Mr. Sidney Howard and Miss Laura Linden, the latter by her bright and Bprightly ...

... hand of the strenuous playwright. Another bears, howover furtively. tho touch of English letters. A third is lacy of tho American soil. At present thore is a return to those well-tried methods of whioh Mr. George K. Sims, alone and also in collabora tion ...

... before at this theatre. Two finejehances fall to Mr. Lonnen's Bhare, one in a song and chorus, Hush the Bogie, which is American to the core the other towards the conclusion of the play, when Jose attempts to kill Carmen. Hush the Bogie, is a most quaint ...

... depicts Guy Stanley in a smart manner, and Mr. Bertram makes the best ot his impersonation a3 head of the troupo of wandering minstrels. The chorus is strong, and works well together, and the augmented orchestra, under Mr. Julian Rutt's direction, give* complete ...