... hood, she, little better than a heartless coquette. Through hor fault they part aud Lister goes to the western states of America, ultiuiitely to become known as the prairie poet, Ira Lee. Mary Norbury marries Lord Vivash and in the misery of union with ...

... Alice Spry Udy de Vine Miss Jenny Lee Mrs. Vickers Miss Graco Mary Miss Cissy Farrell iuis piay, winoii nrot saw the light in America owes ita introduction to England to Mr. Walter Bentley, who, having purchased the drama from its i author, produced it at ...

... PRINCESS'S. On Saturday evening a crowded audience bade farewell to Mr. Wilson Barrett, who is about to take his departure for America. The piece presented was The Ben-my-Chree, and in this Mr. Barrett again proved the hold he has over playgoers. He acted ...

... John, who thereupon desires both ladies to retire for the night. Upon their departure a servant announces the return from America-- which was hourly oxpected of George Deamond, who enters, and is immediately taken into the confidence of Moly neux. The ...

... the discredit of the intrigue, to avoid the consequences of which, Johan, being of an adven turous disposition, sails for America, accompanied by his half-sister, Lona. No sooner is he gone than, to gain time from his creditors, Bernick spreads tho report ...

... public. Miss Brennan, it may be remembered, met with an accident to her foot when touring with Miss Minnie Palmer's company in America, the result of which waa that the unfortunate lady had to undergo many op-jratious more or less auoccssful, had wasted her ...

... Finding 1 it very d ffi cult to g=t on as a girl, she dresses as 6 I a boy, and succeeds in doing work as a shoeblack in (l America. Through an accident Nadine finds hei way into the house of a wealthy New York lady, woo at once takes a lively interest in ...

... personal character. It is eight year* since the fashionable lady amateur left London to *eek and to find fame and fortune in America. In the interval, has she, or has she not, Improved as an actress Thl* is the ques tion which, above all others, the performance ...

... purpose to devote my services to you, my generous triends, till about Christ mas, when I intend paying my promised visit to America, returning to England in the spring to find you all, and my self, I hope, as well as we are to-night, lour Royal High ness ...

... escajies, however, and ?^turns to his mother's house, and demands a sum p money, and insists on his wife accompanying to America, to act as a decoy in a gambling Jlt'U he means to establish. As. however, the two women threaten to denounce him as a leader ...

... together a first-rate itnpany to support Mr. William Terriss and Miss Mi 11 ward on their first appearance after their tour in America. Mr. Terriss, who on the first night appeared i little worn and haggard, still played with all the reshness and impetuosity ...

... childhood, who is the heiress under her father's will of £100,000, and that he is expecting a telegram from a detective in America, who is employed in tracing her. By error, this telegram falls into Mrs. Mait- land's hands, and from it she learns that Elinor ...