... Aquarium a master of the art, Profiessor Williams, of American fame, and his pretty wife, both tattooed, and the husband a professional tattooer to boot. If you see them in private life, they are quiet folks enough, a tall, handsome man and ...

... AN ENGLISH TATTOOER. INTERVIEW WITH MR. SUTHERLAND MACDONALD. A FEW days ago a paragraph appeared in a morning paper, giving an ?? of a Japanese tattooer who has lately started business in Hong Kong. Wondering ...

... A CHAT WITH A SHOWMAN. at til m It( (if dii cc lil 3' at tc V, a) re 04 SC fa St RI el ct a' ci C4 V ti C. 4) ti r0 b Si 0 IIa a a 0 a t! n II C r 0 ...

... A CIIAT TITh A IIAlIPIST. (FRlOM A SPECIAL COlttESPODNnraT') The name of Charles Clifford is, perhaps, as well known to the music hall hahitu6 as that of any artist at present before the public. Meeting himn the other evening after he had completed his ...

... would make a good appendix to Valentine Vox. Once, about the time of a Presidential election, he stood in a street at Phil- adelplhia, after nightfall, discussing politics with a friend, a well-known citizen. ...

... would make a good appendix to Valentine Vox. Once, about the time of a Presidential election, he stood in a street at Phil- adelphia, after nightfall, discussing politics with a friend, a well-known citizen. ...

... idea of working up their show into a sketch. The first sketch they did was entitled Sloperius, and had a long run at the South London Palace. Then they did a sketch of which the idea was that a sedate family came to a gymnasium for ...

... work- n ing up their show into a sketch. The first sketch they t did was entitled Sloperius, and had a long run at the I South London Palace. Then they did a sketch of twhich the idea was that a sedate family came to a . gymnasium for ...

... lutedi at tii e ( lI nri~llic Theat re undecr the inatnagctment of Mr Horace W igan. ?? createdl a. milid set~a tioti as L;Iiflipt ia ea!.cd , a nil as i i-tatrors a Mrt J. H-. Stead, the Cure, then lrii nto-t pop-ular ?? fointier onl tclic mo-c hall targe ...

... uncommon experience for even a ' star ' to almost starve through adverse l circumstances, and for a manl to go out again into the i world with a shilling in his pocket-the last of the Mohicans-after having had his twenty pounds l a-night. It suggests ?? need ...

... I received £45, a-weel;. The male dancer was a persoli of high consideration then. But not now, monsieur, not Nearly forty year3 ago-'tis a long time, but Eopiniosa had already lial a brilliant and adventurous career. He is the son of a Jew, ...

... distance. Though sitting within a few feet of the spot the only aotice Blondin took was to- tarn-to his wife and ?? fdear, I believe that's lightelng. a Tho the younger generation Blondin is known solely as a rope-walker-as a man of wonderful nerve, who ...