... account of the lateness of the hour when the other part of the pantomime had been performed. The transformation, by F. D. Mullen, entitled The Waif's Christmas, has a flavour of pleasing pathos. The first scene shows us Westminster Bridge and the exterior ...

... oiece. Engaging spirit and natiodal character of differicgtypes mark Francis Bihr's Marurka _ tHongroise), and Frederic Mullen's Polish Dance.' A. Sartorio's Modern Method for tho Pianoforte, English version by John A. Preston, manifests the care ...

... and cheerful character are the words and music of Who Can Say ? written and composed by G. Clifton Bingham and Frederic Mullen-A song of the breezy ocean is Ship Ahoy! the racy words by Edward Oxenford, music by C1cile Tovey ; published in two keys ...

... BIr Frank Land ably repre- sented the Count. In Mraritana on Wednesday the title-role was charmingly filled by Miss Adelaide Mullen. Mr F. S. Gilbert was an excellent Don Cresar. On Thursday Tire Bohemaian Gi-l was repeated, and on Friday Faust was played ...

... Ridley Prentice prize, for that sulb-professor who shall have obtained the beat results in teaching, had been awarded to Mr Claude Pollard. The important travelling scholarship known as the Mendelssohn had been secured by an ex-student, Mr Percy H. Miles ...

... Peter Sledge was amusingly depicted by Mr Arthur Whitehead, and .Mr Athol Forde was very effective as Professor-Tranz. Mr Claude Agnew was a comical Waters, and the Call Boy was played with sweetness and humour by laster ManaSield. Miss Katie Leechmoan ...

... Wilson.-A brief, showy pianoforte duet is The Knight's Return, a so-called grand march, by Carl Volti, arranged by Alfred Mullen.-S. Bagnall's pretty song, Beautiful Lily, has been faithfully transcribed for the pianoforte by C. Greenwell.- Sunny ...

... at Charles Tr acey, and Mr G. W. Anson appeared as Mr id Ledger, M.P., Mr Forbes lohertsot sustaining the ve character of Claude Glynne, SMiss Mlarion Terry that of ve Gwendolen Pettigrew, and M1iA Lottie Venne being I a cast as M1ary Ledger. The story ...

... to he so popular with bass and baritone vocalists half a century ago. The Highwayman takes us back to the old days of Claude Duval, and others of that ilk, and the hero here celebrated is a bold fellow, for he drinks to the body of a former com- rade ...

... of medium cons-- pas, published in but one key. Very pathetic are the words by James Straing of I In Vain which Frederic. Mullen has set :to appropriate music. t cheerful. song of the sea is 1 The Rover, -writteac, and composed by Paul Grey and William ...

... pour Is piano, parx. sted, Frederic Mullen, and IValse Caprice' by Val MKar- toe d rtse rioct; all three of these pieces will prove suitable par tunic a r afte-inr execution.- Love Tryst Valse, isy I ?? Mullen, is a pretty specimen of its type , tin ...

... presented by Erno, high-wire performer; MdUe. Mancini, eques- trienne; Mdme. Claude Ginnett in her famous leaping act; Mons. Henri with his elephants ; St. Leo, clown; Mr Claude Randall, bareback rider; and Signor G. Peyrani with his greyhounds. AMUSEMENTS ...