... the great difficulty he felt was how to justify himself on a musical platform. He felt like the Statesman who was asked to speak about shipping, and felt satisfied when he remembered he had a sixty-fifth share in a canal boat. He (sir Albert) now remembered ...

... Right of Kings, and greatly valued the outward pomp and show of rovalty. For example, in act three, scene three, the King speaks of My gay apparel, and we learn from Holinshed that he was so extravagant in dress that one of his coats on state occasions ...

... stronger than she imagined. I have come back, she cries, for after all I can't leave you. Won't you speak to me? No; Hugh Mortley will never speak to anyone again, for he is dead; and as the horror of the discovery is revealed in the woman's set face ...

... tricks. Quite modestly he speaks of his work, and impresses one with his unostentatious demeanour, and as being a young fellow with his head screwed on the right way. So many people are spoiled by success, and, generally speaking, precocious prodigies get ...

... stronger than she imagined. I have come hack, she cries, for after all I can't leave you. Won't you speak to me? No; Hugh Mortley will never speak to anyone again, for he is dead ; and as the horror of the discovery is revealed in the woman's set face ...

... possibly desire to have compassed in the space of a single evening's entertainment. Besides all which the play is, comparatively speaking, quite a novelty so far as regards stage production. A truly enormous audrence foregathered together within the spacious ...

... revealed when the wide theatrical public found renewed appetite for the theatre, he said it was possible in all seriousness to speak hopefully of the poetic drama. In this regard be expressed warm admiration for Mr Swinburne's Eosarmund, of the Oslbrre and ...

... Charles 11. Walenn is funn) as ,he pLilauthropist. Alad Hassan. Mr Fred W. l'at- trick is excellent as the Sultan, and sings and speaks with xceptional clearness. Mr Manfred Russell does swell as the storv teller, Yussuf. Mr Helier Le Maistre also iai a powserful ...

... the humour contributed by the comedians. THWS 1RE ROYAL.-Proprietor and Manager, Mr Walter Pevnolds.-There is nothing new to speak of in connuti( n with the successful run of Sinbadf the Sailor at this popular theatre. QuEnN's THEATRE, LIMITED.-General Manager ...

... Perreau, emerging from the house, begs Carrots to tell his father the truth, but, being afraid of his mother, he dare not speak. The servant then informs Mr Lepic that Mrs Lepic forbade him to go with his father. Carrots then opens his heart, and tells ...

... was due to the fact that they were Sabbatarians, and objected to Sundav concerts at the Palace. d M1r W. H. CUM MINS, ill speaking to the toast, C Success to the Guildhall School of Music,' expressed a regret that music was riot yet rightly estimated ...

... are rightly claimed by Mr G. W. Hodgson, who pre- sented Clement Hale in the light of a real lover, looking the part well, speaking his lines with feeling and often with tenderness, and retaining his self-possession throughout. We doubt if a better exponent ...