... British adventurers, Tubby Storman, an ex-Army officer, Mark Elliott, a nondc script, and Larry Deans, seem ingly a potential bankrupt, had, in the course of eighteen bloody months, and at the cost of £3,700, succeeded in discover ing a valuable gold mine ...

... when deprived of the services of Raoul, returning in the end to become his secretary, and thus save from ruin his all but bankrupt father. Raoul and the typist, Kate Grain ger, whom he marries secretly, are being played with the required modernity and ...

... and Lookhart. The play gives a vivid picture of the worst features of slavery. 1 he slave girl Esther isjthc daughter of a bankrupt, and has been sold, with her bister, to a Southern planter. As a child she has been the playmate of Edward Hamilton, tho ...

... the certain loathing entertained for divorco by a rich uncle returned from America. William Swan's nephew Percy, pust made bankrupt and on the 'point of being sold up, had l>eeii divorced from his first wife, Zita, who had iK-en married again to a choleric ...

... announces his intention to leave England. So they part in honour Rhoda, as she is left alone, sadly soliloquising that she is now bankrupt even of friendship. This was gene rally recognised as the strongest scene of the play, so far, aud there was a hearty call ...

... Prince Kassim Waihtt, his appearance in the last scene being very fine. Mr. C. M. Lowne gives a neat cha re ctor sketch of tho bankrupt, Viscount Montyflfhal. Mr. Howard Ilusscll brings all hifr ripe experience to bear upon tho character of Sir John Garnet ...

... but little purpose, endoavours to stimulate the enzo for speculating and Gambling generally that she had derived rom her bankrupt father, now dead Thus ho induces her to disobey her hus band's expressed wishes by speculating again, and losing monoy to ...

... power and concentrated pas sion has rarely been surpassed in latter-day melodrama. Mr. C. M. Lowno as the caustic-tongned bankrupt peer, Viscount Montyghal, Miss Mario Riguold as the serious and upright elder daughter, the Hon. Moya Denzil, and pretty ...

... camp of Riohard Meredith, a young Englishman of good family but scant fortune, who is making his way back from the divings, bankrupt in hope and pocket. Despite his poor circumstances, ho gives tho party gjnerous welcome, and even helps them with food from ...

... 'Ampstcad, and spends her time at fashionable hotels, trying to obtain entranoo into Sooiety, under the dubi ous tutelage of a bankrupt noble man with two marriageable daughters, Viscount Montyghal. Lady Garnett's Jowols have an unaccountable knack of disappearing ...