... building. Among the congregation were Lord Rowton, Lord Glenesk, the Hon. Oliver Borthwlek, Sir F. Dixon-Hartland, M.P., the Dowager Countess of Shrewebury, Dean Bradley, Canon Duck- worth, Professor Randegger, Lord Crofton, Mrs Mon- tagu Thoerld, Mrs and ...

... displays ability as Paul Carruthers; Mr Arthur Raynor makes an effective Crafton Lyle; Mr Somers Bellamy acts well in the part of Lord Francis Wellington ; Miss Leah Marlborough is an excellent Lady Delia Dragnette; Miss Alice Adlercron plays feelingly as Margaret ...

... Hartree ; Mr Aldin gives a Mr Campbell is excellent as of Ferdinand Orayle ; Mr Harry T. ‘ood is excellent as Johnny Dyce-Morris; Mr bert Imrie a well as Forward ; Miss Vera Leslie acte with much taste the part of Lizzie Medwin Miss Minnie Aldin is favourably ...

... is cleverly undertaken by Mir Edward Bonfield, and the light, easy manner of Mr Erskine Lang is well fitted to the part of Lord Kes- teven. Mr Kenneth MALeod as the ranter, Oliver C. Brown, and Mr Sam T. Pearse in the character study of the Jew, Wolf ...

... Antley, B. 8S. Comber, W. L. Rockoliffe, Wylie Thompeon, Charles Dudley, Alfred B: Ruzaee Maudeley, Erol Vane, Jas, Bradley, Da Morris; Misses Kate Wing- field, Berry work well together with the hap; ya e, and Marion Syiverton, all of whom t result. SHREWSBURY ...

... ‘Walsh scores heavily ne Major O'N tion. Me and Mr Frank Sherlock is ver’ fanny as Mr Allen Morris shines as Vinoent E. Evelyn, and Me J. O. Graves is ital as Lord Lavender. As Phyllis Mies Eva Graham is a great success, and Miss Rose Batchelor as Maude ...

... Yorker, and Mr Bernard mn caused much amuse- ment as the fiery Major Latour. Mr Edward Bowen ss Frank Morton and Hillier ae Lord lord were high! Miss Nance male @ gracefal Ju! represented Freda, i dine Nevada pel rap] for her livel: and charming im comedietta ...

... most favourably received. The exhibition given by the Onnlaw Trio took high rank as one of great equili- bristic art. Morris and Morris set the ball of fun rolling merrily with their amusing mixture of drollery and gymnastics. A charming speciality act ...

... The semi-mili- costume drama wy The Coat is being here by Mr J. A. ’o No. 1 company, for the ficet time before oo role of Lord Ledbury and Guise Mr Ole Marl is cleverly undertaken Radeli and the same sag to Mr St. John tal representative in Mr tanley ...

... Pitt Orawiey Rawdea Orawiey ory Me Mr H. V. Sunasy Vane The Marquie of Me T. Wiensy wee Me J. Mawous Dox Dobbi: Me N. SAUTER Lord Bareacres eee Me Howarp General Tafto Me H. H. Lior Captain Hugues, 4.D.U. Mr B. J. Mr H. Max . Mr Bowrss Duke of Bsunswick ...

... establishment in New York, the second shows the Star and Garter Restaurant, and the the third is a realistic picture of the Morris-park racecourse, with the grand stand, the club house, and the entrance to the paddock. In naming his charac- ters the author ...

... John Garnett; Lord George Hartopp is capitally represented by Mr Gilbert Woods, as is Capt. Clive Dalrymple by Mr Frank Hollins ; the -dry, cynical humour of James Brett is well accentuated by Mr George Riddell; and the villainy of Morris Longman is equally ...