... . It would have been surprising indeed had Mr. Alexander Henderson's new campaign at the Folly opened unsuccessfully. There has been an amount of determined liberality, not to say luxurious extravagance, displayed in the entire casting and mount ing of the comedy-bouftés, as they are called, that is almost overpowering. Following a judicious plan, Mr. Henderson has been careful to engage the ...

... . ALBEIT, I am called upon to write about Actors Out of Doors, I must remark that the subject is a much wider one than can adequately be dealt with in the limited space at my disposal. I can only offer a few general remarks thereanent, merely pre facing that the exercise is somewhat perfunctory. Xn the present day when the actor takes his walks abroad he is forted by the knowledge that his ...