... visiting stage-manager) as Ludwig is clever; and others ! who do well ape Messrs. Lacy Mills, J. W. Rose, Frank ds Cherry Hardy, Peggy Le Hay, May Lesiie, and Mo]ie Lorajne. The ghorys s apgder the direction of Mr. Herbert Dyer, Mua.Bac. The scenery and ...

... as Mrs. Smith; Mr. H, Nelson Hancock is a. debonair Jack Meadows; Miss Billie Sinclair, a winsome Eileen Cavanagh; Miss Ada Thomas sings well as Sombra, as also does Miss Winnie Wing as Chrysea. Mr. Geo. Hestor as Peter Doody is responsible for much lavghter; ...

... undoubtedly the life and conl of the pl‘v. Hircoprome.—Proprietors, Messps. W. H. Broad. head and Bon; Resident-Manager, Mr. Thomas Baker.—Miss Florrie Gallimore is very popular here, and is accorded a flattering reception for her elever songs; the Lovelaces ...

... fresh and dainty style winning her much popularity. As Mrs: Jones a very quaint impersonation is given by Mrs. Thomas Sydney; Mrs. Rose Hardy is exceedingly picturesque as Lady Shuttleworth; and Miss Annie stalman does well as Mrs. Morrison. In the part ...

... Michael Maybrick for ballad-singing in connection with the Trinity College of Music has been awarded for 1510 to Mabel E. Hardy. Alice E. Booth and John Priestley were commended. - The examiners were Messrs. G. E. Bambridge and C. W, Pearse,Mus.D., and ...

... e as does also M;. Patrick Evans as Sir 4 pe-flec)t?'vl‘ As Mrs. Smith Miss Madge Haines e y sull}ed to the part. Miss Ada Thomas e flombr:;‘p imented on her excellent rendering Tayior is 3 ll:or singing is delightful. Miss Phyllis et Ma _most successful ...

... Stalman as the overbearing wife of the Vicar scores a great success; a clever sketch is that given by Mrs. Thomas Sidney ac Mrs. Jones; Mrs. Rose Hardy does admirably as Lady =sShuttleworth; Mr. Cecil Clayton and Mr.. J. Poole Kirkwood double the parts of ...

... HALLATT Juvenile Lead in “The Prince and the Beggar Maid.” - Grand Theatre, Falkirk, M ® A'O HARDIE . Disengaged. 3 Norzolk-villa.s, Norfolk-road, W. M R. w: S. HARDY, Manager 3 The Prin{;gand the Beggar Maid.” M= HENRY HARGREAVLS, A Romeo, lago, Chas. Surface ...

... (Redcar), tray and tray cloth;” Mr. Wm. Hardie (Glasgow), complete set Dickens’ works; Dr. and Miss. Wilson (Glasgow), pair silver candlesticks; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harkness, silver hot water jug; Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Thomas, silver card case; Mr, T. Woolston, ...

... Bradford, J. Hart; Prince’s Theatre, Bristol, J. M. Chute; New Theatre, Cardifi, R. Redford; His Majesty’'s Theatre, Carlisle, Thomas Courtice; Lyceum Theatre, Crewe, H. Taylor; Gaiety Theatre, Dublin, Charles Hyland; Her Majesty's Theatre, Dundee, R. Arthur; ...

... Tudor. - The mammoth Sworly, Mr. Dan Warden as donathan Crisp, | Palace of Delight ”in Central Square con- Mr I:eny Roland as Thomas Hammond, and |tinues to do b'i business at day and “i(fhf' A o imour as the Constable are all wood {shows. This week the intrepid ...

... the Devil was IlI,” which was done at Carlisls in 1908. His latest piece is racy of the soil, and reminds us of one of Mr. Hardy’s novels. _Tp»re are so many things than charm and ‘delight us in Mr. McEvoys work that it is difficult to be impartial in ...