... being 44 thrice Lord Mayor of London decides him, and ho starts again for London town. O Uot lieiU a t'lOVOf lucu in iiiu ujr titu nimci ui the book. He introduces the Emperer of Morocoo and his Grand Vizier travelling in London incog. underthepsetidonymsof ...

... lovely country bred maid. The scenery was perfect. The very warmest greeting was accorded Mr. Hare in his new theatre. The style of Mr. Hare's new theatre is classic. The whole of the Charing-cross-road front is oxecuted in Portland and Bath stone, and ...

... LONDON THEATRES. THE COMEDY. On Wednesday evening, May 1, 1889, was pro duced at this theatre, for tho first timo, a farcical comedy, in throe acts, written by H. M. Paull, en titled Tenterhooks. Colonel Dubois Mr. Marius Captain Pinniger Mr. Hariy Nicholls ...

... LONDON THEATRES. THE LYRIC. Doris, so beautifully staged, so admirably cast, and so full of charming music, is steadily growing in popularity. Many alterations, mostly improvements, have been made since the comedy-opera was first produced, and now it ...

... LONDON THEATRES. THE ADELPHI. On Saturday evening, August 2, 1890, was produced, at this theatre, a new and original four-act drama, written by Geo. R.Sims and Robert Buchanan, entitled I he English it o e. Sir Philip Kingston Mr. Bassett Roe The Knight ...

... recover his property, an attempt frustrated by the new owner, who severely bit his fingers, anu was, of course, sharply awakened by her lord and master, upon whose digits she had Iteen trying her new masticator. Mr. Courtice Pounds gave with admirable ...

... taining Cherry's signature for the amount. Immediately the plot thickens. Theodore Travers enters with a copy of tho Illustrated Police News containing a sketch representing Ben Dixon beintr ejected from the Aquarium by the Lady Hercules. This leads to a ...

... LONDON THEATRES. DRURY LANE. On Thursday evening, September 19, 1895, this theatre was reoponed with the production of a new and original five-act drama, written by Sir Augustus Harris, Cecil Raleigh, and Henry Hamilton, entitled:-- Cheer Boys, Cheer ...

... the proud records of the tragedy. But these records belong to the past. It has remained for Mr. Tree, as far as London goes, to open the new chap- tor and no one will disputtfthe boldness of the adventure. Just as Julius Ctrsar has in latter times been ...

... Rennick, tho new boy's wife, and carries out her part with much good taste. He commanding figure when contrasted with that of tho youthful-looking husband causes no little amusement. Mr. A. B. Tapping ns Archibald Rennick, otherwise the new boy, has a ...

... LONDON THEATRES. THE IMPERIAL. After being closed for about six weeks, Mr. Oswald Brand re-oponed the Westminster Theatre on Monday ovoning with Chas. Darrell's melodrama When London Sleeps. Mr. Brand was, undoubtedly, wise in closing for tho hot weather ...

... anything. The pantomime Aladdin, now in its fifth week, still draws the people of Kingston and its neighbourhood. New songs, new scenes, new dances for in addi tion to the already clever artists Mr. Fred Flexmore has been engaged these all go to make this ...