... 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 ...

... rubber company, as she had Jone with nearly ail cne oiner wnue men in the neighbourhood. Mr. Gordon has retained a few Americanisms m his dialogue, suoh aa sure, through with, and quit. The last of these is one of the terms of gloomy prophecy applied ...

... playlet of the familiar American criminal invest i* I gation type. According to the Kridence. by V. C. F. Harding and Bibsie I^veaufl After one has hoard a woman's voice on the gramophone the curtain goes tip to show s rich American. John 3y- mour, lying ...

... Mr. Richard Dolman, who, as Rollat, makes one of the hits of the performance with his eccentric dancing in a travesty of American ong-methods. 44 You Can't Have My Sugar for Tea. In this the chorus work and ensemble are especially effective. Mr. Paul ...

... ancient Pistol mado his first attempt to Tecite Half a League Onward outside the Inn, where also, later, a couple of nigger minstrels played and sang, the Letter scene, was given, anil mirabile dictu, the comic duel between the straw hatted bicycle-using ...

... 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 ...

... as well. Mr. William E. Hall- man depicts tho grasping Jasper Hardy on well-defined American lines, and Miss Elma Royton as the daughter Angela suggests the American soubrette. There is a clever thumb-nail sketch of charac ter in the sinister Pedro of ...

... she believes, married her aooord- ing to the laws of his country. She talks s broken English with an American twang. Her littlo baby waves the American flag. The lieutenant, when hd went away, pro mised to return 14 when the robins nest again, and though ...

... 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 ...