... seen a better foot equilibrist than Mr Vanola. Further F to be mentioned at the Olympia is the well-known Mr Leo with his speaking dolls and the successful illusion Fr of Noah's Ark. To be complete, let us not forget 1I. the Spanish dancer, Thero, who ...

... Hood emergesi from the ordeal in triumph, Miss N. Clarence is pleas s ing as Mrs Mary Maxwell, and little Mi-s Ivy Cameror F speakes her lines with intelligence. Mr Brighteome. a the lawyer, is in the capable hands of Mr Leslie Swift. t Mr Dan Ryan and Miss ...

... Adrian Ross and Percy Greenbank, while the music is by Ivan Caryll atid Lioiel Alonckton. There are no less than Ithirty speaking parts in the piece, which is in two acts and flve scenes. TuE proprietor of a coffee -.stall in the South- Western district ...

... absurdity, entitled The Aunit, thse gu Niece, usid the Professor, by Signor and Madame tht Borelli. The title of the piece speaks for itself, as a lal music-master makes love to the niece whilst avowedly 15 giving music lessons to her elderly aunt. Herein ...

... round London. Mbiss Vera Vere makes a bright and pretty boy, and evidently enjoys her work. Miis Phillis Dare as the girl babe speaks her lines with a pretty shyness which does not prevent her being per- fectly distinct. They sing a little duet about a Gollywog ...

... Lyons.-Mr Frank Bate- man's Dick Whittinyton company is here. Miss Lottie Walton as Dick dances prettily, sings nicely, and speaks her lines with expression. Miss Ethel Dove makes a charming and sympathetic Alice; Mr Fred Keene is agile and extremely amusing ...

... been seen a better foot equilibrist than Mr Vanola. Further to be mentioned at the Olympia is the well-known Mr Leo with his speaking dolls and the successful illusion of Noah's Ark. To be complete, let us not forget the Spanish dancer, Thero, who does ...

... 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 ...

... humorous musical absurdity, entitled The Aunt, the Niece, and the Professor, by Signor and Madame Borelli. The title of the piece speaks for itself, as a music-master makes love to the niece whilst avowedly giving music lessons to her elderly aunt. Herein Signor ...

... our Royal Opera and accepted the same position at Vienna. He will enter upon his new duties in May. Herr Schalk has been speaking his mind as to the lamentable state of thingsat the Berlin Opera House, where the post of conductor is a most unenviable ...

... by Adrian Ross and Percy Greenbank, while the music is by Ivan Caryll and Lionel Monckton. There are no less than thirty speaking parts in the piece, which is in two acts and five scenes. TriE proprietor of a coffee - stall in the South- Western district ...

... does this, in verse or proes, I Maybe forgdtten in hisday Birt surely shsall be erowueri ad Is-etwitb thoesr T*at hivn and speak for aye. Low-rncL, `isNrDZUr u; A RAILWAy OLu. | Time was when Scotsmen observed 'many saints' days.; now they practicclly ...