... and her lines well and clearly spoken, while her perform- ance of a sand dance evokes the utmost enthusiasm. Miss Lily Morris is an old favourite in Nottingham, and her impersonation of Pollie Pansy is a notable success. The Princess Amorosa of Miss ...

... Royal, Bath. LA POUPEE (B),-Stranraer. LITTLE Miss NoBoDY.-Rotunda Theatre, Liverpool. LITTLE MINISTER (B. GREET).-Stafford. LORD AND LADY ALGY.-Eastbourne. MAJoR.-Theatre, Scunthorpe. MAN TO MAN.-Terriss Theatre, Rotherhithe. MAN'S ENEMY.-Grand, Derby ...

... Charles Coghlan. One Iof Mr Morris's most notable characterisations, and the one that plated him in the front rank of his profession, was that of Peckering Peck, the old Scotch professor, in On 'Change, in which play Mr Morris appeared in Lon- don in the ...

... Coghlan. One li i of Mr Morris's most notable characteriations, and the tr fone that planed him in the front rank of his profession, . was that of Peckering Peck. the old Scotch professor, in ?? 'C(hasee, in which play Mr Morris appeared in Lon- hi don ...

... facility of a gifted aitiste, his tub and cannon-ball feats winning loud applause and exciting great astonishment. Mr Leon Morris amuses the juveniles with the antics of his interesting trained ponies, Banner and Maddison; the Fleury-Reybaud Trio gyrate ...

... Miss Esm6 Beringer; Mother Holf, Miss H. Leverett ; and Rosa Holf, Miss Julie Opp. Miss Kate Sargeantson and Mrs Maesmore Morris will also be in the cast. On the opening night each member of the audience wili be presented with a brief but complete history ...

... J. P. Dane, Theatre Royal, Nottingham. J J. P. Dane.2 Daisy Meyer ?? 2J or Brothers Darniley. 2 isters Bell ?? C ry Lilly Morris ?? Harry Zeitz ?? J Im Collected by Miss Amy Russell. B F. Enemy ?? I C de Peggv Pryde ?? . 3I Our Tiddy B ?? 1C Be Sisters ...

... Mliss Esme Beringer D Mother Holf, Mtiss H. ,evert'tt: autd Rosa Holf, Miss Julie Opp. Miss Kate Sargatttsotiatsl ?? Mtaesmore Morris will also be ilt thie cast. ()li tli'e peiling night each member Af the auth ienice wilt be prlesenited with a brief but compltete ...

... Collected by J. P. Dane, Theatre Royal, Nottingham. J. P. Dane ?? 2 Daisy Meyer . 2 Brothers Darnley ?? Sisters Bell .. , 2 Lilly Morris ?? 2 Harry Zeitz .1 Collected by Mies Amy Russell. Enemy ?? His Nibs . 1 Peggy Pryde ?? Our Tiddy B. 1 Sisters Leo ?? Tom ...

... praiseworthy fashion by Miss Sassie Evelyn. CHELTENHAM. OPERA Housn.-Acting-Manager. Mr Geo. Abel.- On Monday Lord and Lady Algy opened here. Lord Algernon Chetland was in the capable hands of Mr Stuart Champion, who was well supported by Miss May Pardoe ...

... first half of the week with Lady Windermere's ean and The Imllportanlc of Being Earnest. Mr Alfred Selwyn as Lord Windermere and Mr Roy Cushing as Lord Darlington were well:placed. Miss Elsie Lanham gave a fine portrayal of Mrs Erlynne. Miss Armine Grace sustained ...

... praiseworthy fashion by Miss Sassie Evelyn. ('HELTENHA Mr. OPERA Horis.-Acting-Manager. MIr Geo. Abel.- On Monday Lord (and Lady Al/t, opened here. Lord Algernon Chetland was in the capsule hands of Mr Stuart Champion, who was well supported by Miss May Pardee ...