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... and delicate skin and complexion. Bottles, 9s. 3d. and 4s. 6d. ROWsAND'S. MACASSAR OIL prevents the hair falling off in hot weather. For Fair or Golden Hair you should always use Golden! Macassar Oil, which does not stain or darken the hairor loen. ! Bottles ...
... with naming and numbering the pictures for exhibition. Wilkie sends two, but we regret to add that they are portraits, Sir Peter Laurie and Sir William Knighton. Callcott, forsaking Fornarinas, returns to his old landscape line, and has two ready for exhibition ...
... Captain Lister ?? Mr E. Coviserox Herbert Askew ?? r ALIBAN APTTOOD Reginald Lane ?? Mr J. WX. MACDONALD Orderly ?? Mr POLLXRD Peters ?? r WeLec DARLEIGI Gurney ?? Mr J. COLE Ginger It ?? ?? AtrasD PpiLrsps Agha Fula ?? .ir CYRIL MELTOx Aral) Messenger ?? ...
... iSS MISS ETHEL BARRYMORE'S part in the new Peter the ug Great play at the Lyceum will be that of Euphrosyne, ng the woman who betrays Alexis to his implacable father. Sir Henry Irving will, of course, play Peter, and Miss Terry will be the Catherine-who ...
... her arm, and esen her face between his powerful jaws. He also wrestles with her, and pulls her about the stage, holding her hair in his teeth. But it is only play, and Bruin is evidently reluctant to do her the smallest injury. The snakes and alligators ...
... manner, and Mr Robert Evitt was highly sue- ,cessful as the Count De Gonzago. Mr Henry A. Lytton played with much humour as Peter Adolphus 6rigg, and Mr J. J. Hewsoa as Ferdinand De Roxas, Mr Lawrence Gridley as Sancho, Miss Kate Talby as Unez De Roxas ...
... Herbert Standing as Captain M'Manus; and the delightful pertness of Miss Lottie Venue -the Betsy who promises to curl the hair of her young master in anything but pleasant style-furnishing the house with excuses for merriment in abundamice. Mr W. J ...
... question, which was carried by a majorityof 2; the numbers being against Sir Peter Laurie's motion 20, for it 18. It was the opinion of some that the majority against Sir Peter Laurie's motion was 4. BOROUGH OF MAIIYLEBONz LOYAL AND CONSTtrT16YAL ASSOCIATION ...
... Theatre. In the Harlequinade there is as usual here a double set of pantomimists. Mr Charles Lauri, supported by Messrs H. Lauri, F. Sims, and bliss Fanny Lauri, start in scenes representative of a Police Station and a Restaurant, the fun being of the order ...
... Wallack; 1;tortha (his wifle), Miss Mary Wells; Margaret (his daughter), Miss Bella Patensan - Jeannie, Miss lillie Saekett; Peter Kobell and Trinlovelt, Mr. &sl Smith nslA Mr. G. W. Glein ; Solonion, Mir. R. Patemnn- Fritz Bernard, Air Percy; lIr. labilber ...
... CsAS. LAURI, jun. The Four Black Cooks ?? he FIJI FLu~rrEsms The Pug Dog . ..Mes.r. d A13Rs BMSr Cat ?? . The Great Little The ?? ?? R ROWHLLA &WELDON The Goat ?? C1 a CHArLEs Boos Ben Bowline ?? Miss MAUDE DBR eas Tom Tug ?? CLARA FiscusH Blue Peter ?? ...