... as a temple of entertainment was established last week beyond all possible shadow of doubt. Each night the resources the Theatre were taxed, and Mr. ChalmersMackay has leftbehind him impression for excellent comedy work that will long survive. Mr. Bulmer ...

... its outlet in the soulful violin. also is Cecil medallist and first place man. He at present solo violinist the National Theatre, Abbey Street. has several times had the honour of playing before tli© Viceroy. His command over the violin is marvellous ...

... and Glasgow) ; Master Albert Fitz Gerald, R.1.A.M., Violinist (First Prize Feis Cecil, Dublin, and Solo Violin National Theatre, Dublin); Mr. Geo. P. Chinneok, Baritone, Derry ; Mr. J. Desmond Fitz Gerald, R.1.A.M., Pianist (Or anist Fairview Parish ...

... emoving from the British Treasury £3OO a vear And what was his position? They knew those boys they sometime* employed at theatre or a concert to hand round programmes. Well, whenever member* came into the House of Commons for what were called the order# ...

... rounds all the Continents, ** East Lynn©” has still countless admirers among playgoers. The company now appearing in local theatre met the histronic icquiie inents of the piece in very’ able manner all round. The difficulties were by-no moans lessoned by ...

... Ins place in the orchestra at Leeds pantomime, George Britton left to home, but fell down dead outsidb the theatre. He had been in the Grand Theatre orchestra for thirty years. While a labourer named Burton and a bncklaver named Evans were digging a well ...

... who will elected unopposed on Friday, the are Mr. Chamberlain and Mr. Hal four. Mr. Lawrence Irving, speaking at the Comedy Theatre in New York Thursday evening, denounced the criti: the New York American, whom called a blot of scum.” GENERAL ASSEMBLY’S ...

... of the company exhibits high artistic power, more interesting representations may depended upon. The genial proprietor the theatre, Mr. Payne Secldon, arrived in town yesterday, and will doubtless have the gratification of seeing atidienees in the Opera ...

... —Mrs. Oliver Belmont. the well-known society leader, was one of the speakers yesterday at a meeting held in the Amsterdam Theatre in support of the girl blopsemakers, « ho are on strike. Mrs. Belmont suggested an effective means of forcing settlement that ...

... and Glasgow) ; Master Albert Fitz-Gerald, R.1.A.M., Violinist (First Prize Feis Ceoil, Dublin, and Solo Violin National Theatre, Dublin); Mr. Geo. P. Chinneck, Baritone, Derry ; Mr. J. Desmond Fitz-Gerald, R.1.A.M., Pianist (Organist Fairview Parish ...

... B EECHAM’S PILLS- Master Albert Fitz-Gerald, K.1.A.M., First Prize Cecil, Dublin, ISO 9, Solo Violin, National Theatre, Dublin. Sunlight Soap brings Contentment Its purity ensures domestic comfort. Mother loves Sunlight because it gives her more leisure ...

... week to sustain the very favourable impres. bion of their talent which they made by their excellent playing in the local theatre last week. Monday evening crowded houses followed with intense interest the nnravelmentof the plot in the exciting comady ...