... she keeps up the interest of the play. Mr. Verncn Sansbury as Morris Longman would be improved by his adopt ing a more refined manner ho is at times very forcible. Mr F. Hollins is good as Lord George Hartopp. Mr. J. S. Crawley is rather too curt as the ...

... bigamous Paul Radford is invested with sufficient venom and repulsiveness by Mr. W. S. Stevenson. A pleasing performance is the Lord Arlingford of Mr. Henry Coinp- ton, whose impersonation is characterised by those attributes that render the rile, as the author ...

... we think, with almost un necessary intensity the unpleasant, trails of this delightful stage Peer. When Mr. Boucicault's Lord Huntworth is not maudlin and almost speechless, not to say para lytic, he is more ferocious thau the key in which much of ...