... entitled '1 THE LORD OF THE MANOR. Wilfred Lisle ?? r W. FARREN Horatio ?? . Mr ItYRLE BELLEW Sir Harry Widgeon ?? Mr J. BANNISTER Crazy Dick ?? F. EVESRsL Mallow ?? Mr E. F. EDsaR Sybil ..M - Miss LYDIA CowELL Aurora .. Miss ELLEN MaRiCra Bridget .. Miss ...

... Would Not will be produced by Miss Kate Vaughan for her benefit at the Prince's on Thursday afternoon, June 5th. Messrs John Bannister,Yorke Stephens (who will make his first appear. ance since his return from America), E. W. Gardiner, Fitz- gerald, J. W. ...

... DARTREY Ned Doyle ?? e Mis M. GARTHORNE Samuel Plumtree ?? Mr L. BMcK Bill Burkley .Mr T. J. MACMILLAN Turner .Mr W. RILEY Rogers ?? Mr C. RUSSELL Coombes .Mr R. BIRs ?? Mr MORTON COOPER Miss Lavinia Dove . Miss ANNIE LENTON Ethel Maythorne . Miss FLORENCE ...

... Edward Marshall is a capital Bicequet; and Mr W. Cheesman's Don Trocadero is a distinct feature of the performance. Miss Jenny Rogers is bright and pretty as Chopirnette. As Rufino Mr Richie Ling is decidedly good. The chorus is powerful, and the costumes ...

... Henry, dramatic author, aged 28, January 6. Roger-Solie, ]S., one of the directors of the Vaudeville Theatre, Paris, aged 55, July P ht Roger, M. Gustave Hippolyte, French tenor singer, aged 64, September 13. Rogers, J., organist of Doncaster parish church ...

... Ned Doyle ?? .. Miss H. GARTIIORNE Samuel Plunitree ?? Mr L. BrcK Bill Burkley ?? M Ar T. J. MACMILLAN Turner ?? M rv. IILsY Rogers ?? Mr C. R.USSELL Coombes ?? Al It BiRD Forde ?? ir HoRTOX CoorPR Miss Lavinia Dove ?? Miss ANNIE LKNTOXI Ethel Maythorne ...

... unfortunate Smikie found a most able imiper- sonatien in Bliss Kjatie Bannister, she fair]y carrying the audience with her. lre Bannister Made a good Dlrs Squeers; Mliss Clara Bannister, an amusing Fanny ; and Mesdames Florrie Leeson and Kate Eton, ats Tilda ...

... manipulators, ac,), and Alessrs Sawyer and Ellis (song taul dance inenr). itoYvA MUSIC IALL.-Proprietor, MrT. Rogers; Alanageress, Irs T. Rogers.-Those very clever andt ever-velcome conric uhuettists, Messrs Dearlove and Waright, are the principal tuminarios ...

... and 6.qo. Cit;-road-Rev. George Thompson, or and 6.30 C::ity Temnple-Rev. Dr. J. Parker, ir and n. Clapham-Rev. J. Guinness Rogers, 1n and 7. Craver Chapel, Fosikert's-place, Regent-street- Rev. T. McDouoall Mundle, Tr ;Rev. .. Hall, 1. Claremont. 1'en ...

... comedian ; liss Nelly Brown, comedienne ; Sisters Fitzgerald, vocalists and dancers; Mlessrs Bon-Bon and Artino; and Mlessrs Rogers and Lundy, character comedians. Large houses have been drawn by the all- i round excellence of thle performance. I TOWN HALL ...

... imsuch laughed at and laughed sith as heretofore. TubNaTrE ROvAT-ProprietOr, Mr J. Hobson Manager, Mr James Ellis-Mr T. B. Bannister's comnedy-drania Aliircle 1esdeultlp1 has been acted here during- the past wreek to appreciative audiences, the author himsel ...

... to a good house, Mr B. Purdon's acting as Dawson, the tutor, again eliciting roars of laughter. As Mr Birkett, Mr T. R. Bannister is as amiusing as ever. Mr H. Reeves Smith is the same bright young Dolly as before; and Mr G. F. Sinclair the same spark- ...