... bus promised to wed. ?? Her tenor is groundless, and.*hen-on ?? sudden appearance of her lover nidjyref she sinks into his arms with a londery of joy the accepted admirer obtains as clue to what has hitherto abeen mystery to him, and generously foregoes ...

... not have been-accorded- this manly hero of the late Tom Robert- son's successful play, when, witlihthe breechloader under his arm, he-stepped over the falling leaves in the w3od and came to the footlight3. The piece was evidently new to the majority'-of ...

... the rcyphees hearing electric lights. The ,ely masic--including much that is rgal, ?? all the popular airs of the ay-by )3r, John Crook, is also a praise- tvan ntatae oi a production that more ndae ts the paestige of Drary Lane arri the ansaement of ...