... resolves to joint the colours, and, 44 as he has not a shilling of his own, he will take one of the Queen's, and Madge re solves to acoompany him a nurse. Act threo is At tho Front-- the Interior of a Posthouse in South Africa. Here Captain Hedley is ...

... B. tewes Maria Ml BWe Clark- Queen ..I.. Mli Malsle Hon- Countess Torvett Miss Ada Char Vcrna MIb4 Alice r, Act on*.-- Scene one, Room In Que.ti; Palace; scene two, Palace Ground; scent three, Queen's Cabin on Royal Yacht. Ad two.-- Scene one, Palace ...

... August 28. Stratford, Royal-- 'Her Wedding Day. Mar. 18. Surrey--^ 'The Bank of England. Mar. 18. Terriss Secrets of the Harem. Mar. 18. West London--^ 'Under False Colours. Mar. 18. Woolwich, Grand-- 'On Her Majesty's Service. Mar. 18. Wyndham'8-- Mrs ...

... applied to Sister Graoe, of tho Royal Naval Nursing Scr- viico, by tihrce of tho old naval pensioners found in the Bonbow (Pensioners') Ward at the Royal Naval Hospital, Haslar, Portsmouth. Because tho ...

... the Royal Court. Liverpool. The drama is arranged and produced by Mr. Bearne, who ia responsible for much of its suocess. THE TERRISS. ROTHERHITHE. Mr. Alexander Loftus and Mr. Charles Glen- ney's company are here this week with True to the Queen, a drama ...

... Girls Home, the Mary Adelaide Training Home, the nurses from tho Rich mond Royal Hospital, the Blenheim House Nursing Home, St. John's Hospital, Twicken ham and the St. John Ambulance Sooiety. THE ROYAL COUNTY, KINGSTON. The bright musio, the many now ...

... Little Gordon, is worthy of special uote. THE GRAND, N. The Ben Greet company brought A Royal Family to the Islington playhouse on Monday. The interesting story of A Royal Family went with an ease and smoothness that enwured a hearty verdict at the closing ...

... oi deportment aud enunciatiou are again dis played to admiration as the poor Queen, all of whose scenes she performs well. Perhaps Miss Brayton is unduly vehement in tne Queen's reproaclios to the First Gardeuer, whom that popular comedian Mr. G. R. Weir ...

... his conjunction with the veteran manager of the Surrey, the author of The Girl of My Heart, Serving the Queen, Tho Merciless \Vorld, On Actios Service, and so on, has accomplished creditable work, and no doubt The Fighting Fifth, in spite of a fair quota ...

... first act. The Queen and her retinue arrive. Sir John asks her sanc tion to the betrothal of her godchild Mar- jpr*0 k*9 son Guy. The Queen answers I will watch, for I will not countonance a loveless wedding. Sir John assures tho Queen that Bungay by ...

... All the numerous small parts are in competent hands. The oroliestra does good service, under the direction of Mr. E. H. Funics, in the overture aud incidental musio. ROYAL ARTILLERY, WOOLWICH. On Monday, July 30th, 1900, was pro duced here a drama in ...

... with marked appreciation, and the only regret seems to be that the pantomime concludes its run this week. The death of the Queen curtailed the performances last week by three nights and the customary Wednesday matinee. The mime was already in progress ...