... Mr Arthur Dacre, who is L a medical graduate of Aberdeen University, is honorary vice-president of the society. F WHILE speaking her lines in Jack and the Beanstalk, S at Drury-lane, on Wednesday night, Miss Agnes n Hewitt suddenly lost her voice. She ...

... Isalda. This young woman turns out to be none other than the heroine whom he has seen and hopes to possess. He determines to speak with the prisoner. In the interview he promises her an uncon- ditional pardon if she will but love him. She declines the honour ...

... Isalda. This young woman turns out to be none other than the heroine whom he has seen and hopes to possess. ?? determines to speak with the prisoner. InI the interviewi he promises her art uncon. ditional parriou if she will but love him. She declines the ...

... sent to our office by M. Vonare, T. C. Callaghan, H. Kiddier, and G. Lullen.] MB EDITOR.-Sir,-Your Birmingham correspondent speaks favourably of Miss Ethlo at Hall's Varieties. As I was the only lady that appeared there it should have been, yours faithfully ...

... dances of Brahms, transcribed for the violin by Joachim. The soloist was Mr Stanley Blagrove, and we are glad to be able to speak with hearty commendation of this young representative of a name already honoured in English music. We also welcome the choice ...

... versatility. Mkiss Kte Ilihop makes a most charmn ing Helena, ; liss ?? Watts-Phillips is a handsome King Oberon ; and both ldics speak their lines with delightful point anld ernph-sis. Titania is represented with perfect grace by Miss Madge Seymour, who dances ...

... reminiscences of Bun- thorne, Ko-Ko, and Jack Point. * * * Of Mr Grossmith's power as an actor it is scarcely necessary to speak. As a comedian be has few rivals, and it would be somewhat of a revelation to those who had been accustomed to associate him ...

... t during the week. Miss Kate Read as the erring heroine has seen the tbeatre nightly crowded to overflowing. c Generally speaking, Mr Pitt Hardacre's company is a remarkably good one, while the setting, and especi- I ally the new scenery, painted by ...

... proved during the week. Miss Kate Read as the erring heroine has seen the theatre nightly crowded to overflowing. Generally speaking, Mr Pitt Hardacre's company is a remarkably good one, while the setting, and especi- ally the new scenery, painted by Messrs ...

... Gregory, threw into excellent relief the mildness and modesty of Brother Benjamin, and made the funry lines Mr Groves had to speak sound and seem the funnier. Mr Rudge Harding was easy and unaffected as Percy Goldfinch, and Mr Sydney Brough gave a performance ...

... responsibility. Without some such system your com- mittee cannot check what is a grave scandal. Mr Augustus Harris rose to speak, when there were loud cries of Order. The CHAIRMAN said that the hon. councillor had been absent for some time, and so the ...

... years, and would for all that time be read and remembered by millions who speak the same language. But this does not apply to dramatic authors generally. Let the actors cease to speak their lines, and for what use their books may be to the world at large ...