... miorn-evcle. 'fie proprieto dipays soe woriderfinl exariples of whJat; hofrses canl be traried4 to.- tire c-it of rilo staff of clowns, chief of- eclini is Little Abets, provelnes corrrd.,rrc laughter. BO UR NE,4 Ol2 Yil TmirnATR RoYAi-Alcager, Ale 1I. Nish ...

... enough to laugh at. Fred. Warren and Press Eldridge are all well enough in their way, but it is only the way of grotesque clowns. Those awe-inspiring acrobats, the Dare Brothers, are back there again now, and are the best part of the show. Every night ...

... performed extra- oridinarycifeats in his famous jockey act end well deserved te loud applause wvith which he wsrewarded. The clowning element was well supplied by Mr F. Hall. Mvr Swallow could scarcely have issued a stronger bill sf fare, and crowded audiences ...

... nightly'upons them by crowded houses hove gone far to show a. hew much their efforts have been appreciated. Saroni, al musical clown, baa shown himself to be a good musician. h The Teamo troupe, clever acrobats, have exhibited some k daring feats; Miss Emily ...

... Triples. Alfred, Willie, and George, figure prominently in the programme here, and are assisted by Mr W. C. Cruik- shank, clown and jester. They give a very interesting ' turn which is much applauded. The Posters make everyone laugh in their sketch ...