... this house. Mr Tom Craven played his original role of the stage-struck Cuttle with the greatest success, and Miss Constance Moxon in her original role of Kitty Wren was as vivacious and attractive as one could wish, both receiving repeated applause. Mr ...

... Alexander), as one calculated to help and him in his schemaes to get the magic lamp. Soon appears the .s b i Emperor (M~r Frank Haytor), the Princess, and Pekoe (Miss the Helen Lambert). The Princess favours Alavddin in preference spoi to Pekoe. Miss ...

... erebring about a splendid ensemble. Mr V. T. Thomp- r son's Johnny Stout, Mr E. S. Vincent's Baron, Mr F. Jer Jarman's .Jimmv Green, Mr Charles Lander's Wolf, ;tic the Dog Tray of Mr Frank Elliston, the Bumps and ns Dumps of Messrs Kenealey and Conlin, and ...

... been outraged. At the same time the author has so cleverly introduced many heroes and heroines of infantile ?? Blue, Johnny Stout, Jimmy Green, Margerv Daw, Mother Hubbard, kc., that zest is added to the plot, and, by a skilful interweaving of Oberon, Titania ...

... The imbroglio is scarcely less incoheretl than that whose analysis I have just shirked. Rigobert is a long- lost son of a stout mother. In search of this invisible t hero most of the personages spend the eveuniig. He is Euphrasie's natural son, having ...

... will and leaves the cash to Frank. A comic , solicitor gives the will to Frank, and the occurrence is t noted by the disappointed steward, who, in a struggle I for possession of the document, draws a knife on Frank. . As Frank is the hero it is needless ...

... siastic applause. Mr Charles Ml. Curtis gave an admir- able delineation of the villainous Gideon Blake. In Joe ef Buzzard, the stout-hearted country lad, Mr James 'l Chippendale has a part which suits him admirably ; Mr n Stephen E. Ewart is in every way ...

... magician (Mr Arthur Alexander), as one calculated to help him in his schemes to get the magic lamp. Soon appears the Emperor (Mr Frank Haytor), the Princess, and Pekoe (fiess Helen Lambert). The Princess favours Aladdin in preference to Pekoe. Miss Loftus's ...

... Adeson, admirably adapted for the part of Cyrus W. Gilfain; Mr Leonard Russell, who sang and acted with effectiveness as Frank Abercoed; and Mr J. Robert Hale, who displayed much ability as Captain Arthur Donegal. The chorus and orchestra were cuite ...

... Monday when the seventy-sixth performance took place the entertainments were for the benefit of Mr J. J. Dallas, whose Johnny Stout has been a formidably funny feature of the cast. The house was crowded in every part, Mr Frame, of Glasgow, and other popular ...

... Zoliuski, and Miss Bessie Hazlewood as Ruth Branstone is entitled to commendation.. Mr F. R. Vere was a very capable Frank Edenbridge, and Mr Frank Pierce was fairly good as Count Ivan Orloff, his broken English being his weak point. Remaining characters were ...

... of comedy power in his delineation of Baron Bluntwitz. Mr Witty Wattie Walton was once more cordially greeted, his Johnny Stout being comical in the highest degree, the humour of the part being greatly enhanced by the artistic and original assistance ...