... The Outpost. Mr Frank Boyle sang I am Waiting with much grace, and Mr Vaughan Hughes assisted. In conlusien we must speak of Piss Burvett's appearance as a decided suecess. een amidst the swarm of famous pianists we have had lately she makes a ...

... not our mission to judge of the similarity existing between these three operas. It is, however, quite within our mission to speak of the quality of the libretto which enabled the composer to give full scope to his musical inspiration. As early as the first ...

... luckless -persons who had braved the inclemency of the weather to assist at the enter- tainment, if as such it can be described. Speaking of the miserably small audience assembled, it might be interesting to note their number, but the task would be almost impossible ...

... and he was thus unable to do that which he generally endeavoured in public speaking to do -to throw his voice to the opposite extremity of the hall in which he was speaking; indeed, in rising to make his speech, he usually pictured to himself, in his ...

... COqUEecee cadet M. Label ?? M. Rouclelea Louise . ?? Aidtle. BaRTnr liee Ae ?? .. Madame A Jnhietee . . ?? AMadarme FeseAux Truly speaking, the piece of Messieurs Erckmanan-Cheatriase is not so miuch a drasuatic work as a series of conversations upon a well-known ...

... amusement by a colloquy of a composite character in the carrying on of which one of the twain adopted a serious and fine style of speaking, while the other was comic and laughter-provking. The graver of the two efficiently sang a song about The boys of the old ...

... must also see that firearms used on the stage are not loaded. It is forbidden to place chairs or stools in the passages, to speak out loud, or to walk in the corridors during reprosentatioms; to smoke in any part of the building whatever, or to interrupt ...

... pesaded his fellow-students to start a llcrs~j~ormate hich filadet poetiadlessays.were ?? YoJ0 eme in reiew;ing his Wooi, speaks vith praise of many of the, rpooassib con- tains, especiall ofonevallea AStarmou thie Volga, Oritten in ,thn salu mele metre ...

... Mr Reeves Sims as the juvenile lover played with commendable ease and with a certain gaiety in the opening scenes. We must speak of the representation of AFheu-Frsu as respectable, without claiming the admiration due to high ?? ...

... baritone associated with the opera in New York became afterwards a brilliant star in ]onlhon. This was Fornasari. The writer speaks of haviug seen him years after his first'appearance in New York. ''Io was very tall; his head looked like that of a youthful ...

... attendance was observable on Wednesday, when MM. Erckmann-Chatrian's latest play, Les ]ian'naze, of which we shall have to speak again, was represented for the first time. The prospect is not very favourable for Madame Ristori's promised re-appearance ...

... be expected there at the season. It is a farrago of impossibilities, so far as plot is concerned; there is no dialogue to speak of, no attempt at character drawing, and the author's style is commonplace to a degrce. Yet, like all Bouehardy's plays, the ...