... fidelity. As Lettie Fletcher Miss Elaine Verner plays with marked success, and is both graceful and pathetic, and Mr Harding Thomas makes the Nonconformist minister, Jacob Fletcher, quite an admirable personage. Samuel Hog- gard is ably interpreted by Mr ...

... Allen Thomas and H. C. Arnold, jun. The comedy parts of e Lord Banbury and Dorcas Gentle are humorously por- trayed by Mr Edwin A. Palmer and Mrs Hesry C. e Arnold; whilst Rose and Violet Woodmere are almir- I allv sustained by Miss Leonora Thomas and Miss ...

... Messrs Allen Thomas and H. C. Arnold, jun. The comedy parts of Lord Banbury and Dorcas Gentle are humorously por- trayed by Mr Edwin A. Palmer-and Mrs Henry C. Arnold ; whilst Rose and Violet Woodmere are admir- ably sustained by Miss Leonora Thomas and Miss ...

... BULLOCK HALL CAINE ROBERT W. CHAMBERS Miss MARIE CORELLI F. MARION CRAWFORD Mrs. ANDREW DEAN AUSTIN DOBSON GEORGE GISSING THOMAS HARDY E. W. HORNUNG JEROME K. JEROME SIDNEY J. LOW MAARTEN MAARTENS A. E. W. MASON F. FRANKFORT MOORE E. NESBIT W. E. NORRIS ...

... and Mi Ben Ford, (;Omeifain. ATTERUUFIPE. THEATRE Rox'et-ManagiEg-Director, Mr Frank Macoaghten; Acting-Manager, Mr Holborg Hardy-- The boards of thle thleatre this woek are occupied by Mr T. Morton Powell's oompany ill reed or Cold. Mr David Hamilton causes ...

... vocalist, are engaged here. A TTERCLIFFE. TRFTlR ROiYAL.-Managing-Director, Mr Frank Alacuaghten; Resident-Maiiager, Mr Holberg Hardy.- ,Nr J, t. Horrocks' pantomime Siribnd the Sailor has ,eenl presented here this week, and very successful has the presentation ...

... SS) MUSIC HALL, G VILLIERS-STREET, STRAND. Proprietors, Messrs G. and L. CORAZZA-GATTI. A Brilliant Programme. The Edison-Thomas Pictures, Katie Lawrence, Arthur Lloyd Trio, the Mayvilles, the Two Bees, Johnny Gilmore, Sisters Frith, Gepheus, Charles ...

... ocalist, are engaged here. A TTERCLIFFE. r e I: \lx -Mamiaging-Director, Mr Frank II, *. ,~ ' F e.ient-MAlanag(r, Mir Holherg Hardy.- . llr' c- patoinie .Shis',i t(ie Sailor has i- l re this week, atid very successful has .,1 .,hi. Aul engaging prinicipal ...

... support Mr John Hollingsbead as chairman, who right and left of him had the presence of Messrs Thomas Catling, John Northcott, Spencer Ashbee, F.SA., E. G. Banks, Thomas Thorne, Charles Glenny, James Perfect, jun., Alfred H. Hance (hon. treasurer), John Coleman ...

... Mr. Thomas Atkins, by Mr. Hardy, the glorious author of How to be Happy though Married, a book which secured for Mr. Hardy the distinction of being appointed Donnellan Lecturer (which is the Dublin equivalent for Bampton Lecturer). Mr. Hardy is an ...

... Lord Northcote's staff. Sir William Thomson, M.D., Lady Maud Rolleston, the Hon. F. Gathorne Ilardy and Lady Isobel Gathorne Hardy, and the Hon. Eustace Fiennes sail for the Cape to-morrow by the Castle liner. Sir Claude and Lady !de Crespigny proceed by ...

... Babbie is an excel- lent piece of acting. Mr Gordon Doone gives a pictur- esque portrait of Robt. Dow, and Mr Broughton as Thomas Whamond performs creditably. Miss Madge Cleaver as Nanny Webster is very clever. Mr Cecil Croft deserves praise for his Silva ...