... HARVEST OF CRIME., A Melodrama, in Four Acts, by Mies Maud Randford, th Produced at the Theatre Roysl, Brierley Hill, m on Thursday, May 7ith. en Gerald Fitzgerald ?? bit EDnIe; LOvER hi Hugh Fitzgerald ?? r WALtACE EASTLAKE Ernest Stanton ?? Mr ERNEST ...

... THE SHADOW OF A CRIME ' By HALL CAINE. London: Chatto and Windus. Purict; l. In this stirring, strenuous story Mr Hall Ce t. l us to the tarns and fells of Cuniorria, arluor ti r dalesmen. His aim has beeni, as Le FaN ii ii. ilrfac to reflect the black ...

... A SECRET CRIME. A Comedy-Drama, by Martin S. Dobson. Produced at the Queen's Theatre, Birmingham, on Dec. i2th, 1892. Harold Oakdene ?? M r HEiNRY HERNE Raymond Hollis ?? r SYDNEY STERLING Henry Hawk ?? Mr STANLEY BEDWELL. Mr Hollis ?? ?? Mr GEOREo ...

... THE SHADOW OF A CRIME. A Drama, in Four Acts, by Edgar Ward, played, for the First Time on any Stage, at the Queen's Theatre, Manche tcr, on Monday, Dec. 19th, IS87. Mr Owen Lindsey ?? Mr EDoAR WiARD Barry Lansdowne ?? Mir W. G0Cres Oswald Marsden ...

... A SECRET CRIME. nd [I. A Comedy-Drama, by Martin S. Dobson. Produced at the n, Queen's Theatre, Binningham, on Dec. i2th, 1892 IM Harold Oakdene ?? Mr HENRY HERNs In Raymond Hollis ?? Mr SYDNBY STBRLING he Henry Hawk ?? M r STANLEY BEDWELL. Mr Hollis ...

... great misery, crime, and suffering to many who might be induced to step in, or who might fall into these betting traps, to these and even to the wicked ones who have set these traps, whom I would wish to save also, if that be possible, from crime and naughtiness ...

... Gilbert, entitled PENALTY OF CRIME: Pantomime has given place to melodrama at this house, and a very good reception has been accorded Messrs Elliston and Ford's company in Mr Lewis Gilbert's play called The Penalty of Crime. This piece contains quite the ...

... dance, while the demons, Crime, Care, and Melancholy, capered around her. Miss Frend received enthusiastic applause. The demons greatly ileased the audience. The most characteristic was Crime. In the hands of Mr Arthur P. Salt, Crime became more grotesque ...

... his son by an unknownhand. Tihe father has sworn to find the murderer and kill him within two years of the exact date of the crime. The second anniversary of the murder has arrived, and only two hours remain for the discovery of the person who committed ...

... be named, loath- some crimes of whose very existence the majority of the public are unconscious, and which excite in us not only reprobation, but a sickening disgust that makes us resent the very mention of them. These crimes are occasionally referred ...

... who is murdered by Torel, the only witness to the crime being Felicie, old Jasper's housekeeper, and aunt to the murderer. Frank Brandon, the nephew of the mur- dered man, has to bear the onus of the crime, and escapes to Paris. Here Brandon is befriended ...

... Sir Theodosius Broughton. Donellan was hanged, and, up to the moment of his death declared himself to be innocent of the crime. He had often, in fact, befriended his wife's young brother, and had more than once got him out of a scrape at Bath. The evidence ...