... for the Pantomime Stakes, and, as Mr. Barnes puts it, there is only one word to fittingly describe its reception—that is ““ Riot.” In the same pantomime Miss Gwladys Soman will appear, and this accomplished young artiste will be the first to sing that ...

... of the tauter sort lying upon the ground. Holland. Churchill’s ** Garrick at second-hand, was playing Hamlet. seeing the Ghost, his cocked hat *’ flew la-niode off his head, whereupon an otherwise inoffensive girl from his native village of Cbeswick ...

... plarts of thie house. The inusiec of the second act alrtrie''s n lively scri foor Serpolette, Not a ghost at all. A L!ol, SOeUf ffli'the Blilie cliii riot count for mrruch, bl; t the r 'itia stla sulng by tire 11irr1aluis, Siltet herocs, awith li 11 ...

... such festivities being simply pretexts for the most shameless immorality. When the dramatists of this period are accused of rioting with their themes, and taking no pains to separate legend from fact, we may rejoin that such discrimination was not to be ...

... they ua iponk the taste of true criticism, may evoke bursts of laughiter w'ith succeeding audiences. Theim, again, actors may riot Make tiem rost oi theire oppor- tunities upon a, firet perforisiarec, to do jusatice to themiselves or to their authors. There ...

... plate-glass was only withdrawn by me at the latter's entreaty and payment of all costs incurred. The graphic picture of the quasi-riot, culminating in the forcible ejection of the pier-master, watchman, constable, &c., is the offspring of exuberant imagina- ...

... his condescension of manner, Lehmann scoffingly reminds him of the old days in Vienna, when Mlerkel carried the red flag at a riot aind got a week in prison for it. AU this, being in the presence of the two committee members, is the reverse of pleasant to ...

... droandead mariner (a 2hoat) who dence; a hernpipe. Beinke's patent diving drees, Daring the Ghost Lecture Professor Pepper will retire, and appear on the Stage as a Ghost afewi incise high. Polyteebul Dteam, described by Gaston Murray, Feq. R Gb( Y L I R ...

... 'sN1lsisisal 1'iitcrtainisenst, by M',I Ses',ouit Smriti aned THE BABES IN TIII Vi W00D, ass lid Story Neswly Told (stithsa Ghost Scene), Written by Dii, Cioo-rs; RUlShlA 'AND T'll E TZR~i, a Nesw Leecture, by Mvr B3. J. MALseIs TII 'NSYIOE IRSOE, Ness ...

... Tileiis dlog, whose wal la Iat- iit m bowalled Na ith, a dhirefil, distressful intona- l tj,l ait il xI X-k~ia ly rinusirig, baut riot more so than (thi Zlhe h11ul min' ei 1),,ifioxi mnsce ci his master, who can tha, I,.e auythen ',01 hioia clai ioneit to a ...

... Wailter Bentley, Esq., PUBLIC HALL, FALKIRIIi. At Liberty for Spring Tour. E1. J. B. D U R H AM t1 ?? Tour. IAGOt, Jaquies, Ghost, Anitonlio Frinr Laturonel.I All letters to 84, Braiuah-road, Brixton, S.W. 1Fr.. LESTER C(JLLINGWOOI, Address, THEATRE ROYAL ...

... pleased the audience immensely. he Bohemian | Restanrant sceve presented the sort of picture that is usually described as a *‘riot of colour,” . and the vivacity and abandon of the habitués helped it make it uncommonly striking. The scene of the second act ...