... Shadoir when was John Clayton and Arthur C’ocil, March. 1885, and first produced the Haymarkct Bept., 1889. played in a series of comedies A. W. Pinero, in The following year he went on lour with the piece company with such artists Mrs. John Wood, under Mr ...

... Arundale. Mias Firth (who will make stately Venus), Miss Daisy Cordell, Mr. W. H. Berry. Mr. C. Trc mayne, and Mr. Harry Grattan. Pila, the thoughtreading dog, is still pusxling Empire audiences. An iatcrestiag presentation was made on Monday •vcning ...

... and their son Lennard. line, strapping young fellow, is about to married to Helen Flugenet, daughter of John Plugenet, very wealthy man. Kir John holds mortgage the Wilroort estate, and the marriage will not only lift the Wilmores out of serious financial ...

... wtiatm pnnntnir are John Yeldin*, oqueatriao* Bun- the orator; Cordite amt Buffalo W .pinner.; Him Marie Elile ihl w7,^„ r,^^™J! We'i|nii,',nH ' , ' w™ f. Managers. Mosers. A. Band and J a r \ '» f ,ll presented here Messrs. 11. Arm it ago and Arthur i ...

... Acting .Manager. Mr. John Waller-Mr. J. H. Clyndes is presenting A Royal Revenge to appreciative audiences. As a soldier of fortune and afterwards Prime Minister Spain, Mr. Clyndro proves himself an actor of much ability. Mr. John Foxhill Nicholas Vargas ...

... who well received; Mr. Henry Watson distinguishes himself Captain Darville; Mr. Edmund Cuthbcrt is well suited as John Scarth; Mr. John F. Traynor Bill Mullins, alias *' The Gaffer,” makes the most of his part, and profits accordingly; whilst Mr. Ernest ...

... iateronted audience gave it a cordial welcome. Mr. John Uerant an Hie Tillaiaoan Harold Allinon van very poworfal, bin ballbrother. Capt. George Allinon. beiog Played by Mr. Harry Scott in manly Mr, trnc.t St. John capital Oeaeral Gordon; Mr. Waller P. Can good ...