... sprightly ditty with a dashing Bravo ! chorus, and a song about The man in blue is rendered by a detachment of English police. Painters and sculptors enter, with specimens of their respective arts, in the shape of a statue and an oil painting, and ...

... Florence and Lilian, and the Brothers it Lang. Mr Angelo Asher, an excellent musical director, h keeps up the reputation of his corps in the various f accompaniments and selections. LONDON PAVILION. r The Bellc of New York, whose fascinating presence l a so ...

... warns hor of lior da iger, anad helpst 4er to osrAlwu. 'I hitse she ilit i jit~t an the house I ist botig r aile bc1y the police, L~a Belle Cerio ?? hallin~g lhiland ltiti lift-loss to the grouttil Of course, aft, r many vicissitudes, all entla wvell ...

... Company, Messrs W. and D. Downe', and Alfred Ellis and Valery. The record has been taste- fully executed by the Guild of Women Binders, the cover having been specially designed by Mll Percy Macquolid, R.J. M DIR COVENTRY DAVIES, Who is a member of the ...

... return the compliment when lie also is under the witch's spell? So much for the general idea of the book on which a clever corps of scenic artists has been let loose to invent, to embroider, and to embellish. Instead of opening his pantomime in the co ...

... 300,000f. (e12,000) but he has escaped to Brussels in time, and poor EHerbiault is involved in the disaster. A fashionable police commissary comes to arrest him at his house after luncheon, and with thoutmost polite- ness and consideration leads him to ...

... Proprietors, Messrs Rich Walden and Ernest Stevens ; Acting-Manager, Mr J. H. Oakden.-Mr F. A. Scudamore's company, in Daengerous Women, has migrated here from the Prince's, and this strong play is proving equally accept- able to the Govan playgoers. EmpiaR, ...

... follows :- I am not surprised. That there were so many more women than men present at the matin6e to-day only proves, in my mind, that my play is a moral one. I thank these women, one and all. Women see all that is good in life; men only try to see that which ...

... itl~sr, W. and D, Diiswni\ , ?? Alfi ci Elhi ,isa I \a Ic ?? t, co;i il~ lois ' taste,- fullxv (,\rcutell1, ti the tliiile (if Women bindeiirs. the ci'x cc Laxin I 'sell pociialiN idi 5igiied I1v Mi Pe(rcv mit ('CivnixIiy [A\ ?? ii 0t Ililli.' of tilt tireeli ...

... Henry Hamilton, entitled THE GREAT RUBY. On a wet Ba3lk Holiday the theatres come as a boon and a blessing to men and women saddened by grey skies and pitiless rain. The Standard was packed on Monday evening by an audience who thoroughly appre. ciated ...

... the cold, hard, evil nature of the woman. Miss Hilda Beverley is also well suited as La Colombe, the fight between the two women being adroith managed. liss Edith Turner is a very pleasing exponent of Mary Andrews. Mr Kenny Meddows successfully represents ...

... the Czar, is appearing heoe this week. Mr Moffat gives a satisfactory embodiment of Nicholas Yeroslaff, chief of the Russian police; Bliss Marie Clavering submits a sympathetic rendering of Sonia Gregorovitch, Mr A. Frazer as the unscrupulous Zakhar Kovesky ...