... hissed-and hissed persistently-not only showed d ethe temper of the audience, but was in itself a tribute Ii ato the skill of the actor. lir E. Story Gofton is res- at rponsible for a capital Sketch of Dan Napper, a Chelsea r. pensioner, and it was pleasing ...

... THEATRE, .LA (3HELSEA. Messrs Machin, Bennett, Bennett, and Sprague have secured a magniflcent site in the most central part of Chelsea. Mr W. G. R. Sprague, the eminent architect, is now engaged upon the plans, which will shortly be submitted to the London ...

... was a most enjoyable reunion. The charming hostess, daintily gowned, received at the entrance to her old world garden in Chelsea, where her numerous guests were delightfully entertained amid a fairy realm of roses and lilies, while soft music was plaved ...

... submitted to the plans committee of the local corporation. Mr Weldon Watts is the chief 7 promoter of the enterprise. The plans show that the , building will b~e larger than the present plavhouse. accommodationi Ieing provided for between ,500I and 3.04X* ...

... eccentric comedians. Mr Gus Hindell is a comic vocalist ot ability, and Miss Lucy Weston, serio; Wallace, in a smart juggling show; and Miss Lizzie Fletcher, serio, complete the company. BILSTON. TliEATRE ROYAL.-Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr Harry Battersby; ...

... Seddon ; Manager, Mr Harry W. Day.-Mr E. Lock- wood's company has been here with La Poupee. Mr Edward Thirlby as Hilarius shows ability, and is most amusing. Mr Percy Rogers, who possesses a fine voice, does well as Launcelot. Father Maxime has a good ...