... The vocal soloists were Miss Alice Esty, Miss Josephine Yorke, Miss M. OLmerod, Mr A. Cooke, Mr Alec Marsh, Mr B. Ralston, Mr John Child, and Mr L. Pringle, with Mr Claude Jaquinot and Mr Jacobs (violin). Mr J. H. Darnley's new farcical comedy, called Mrs ...

... - The diaerene isu so imamensie-the causes are as various As 'twixt a shillingfiddle toy, and genuine Straduvarius - For, armed fuil, with pen and bovr with resin and with ink, O past end prersent iddlrers. Count Carotti is the pinkl - Yet, would it be ...

... warmth and roundness of her right arm. Not one vocalist in a thousand would have had the courage to handle such creatures. As for the serpents they were certainly well behaved. Possibly the fascination of Miss St. John's charming voice had some power over ...

... Cooper Cliffe, who represented the wicked and wily Count. S Ir Harry Grattan contrived to be amusieg as a ' chappis in love with Miss Verne; but Mr Fran k Crellin left old butler John what the author made him-an unbearable bore. The audience at the end ...

... avere Ir James Fawn; Mr Charles Chaplin; Miss Carlotta Davis, serio vocalist; Miss C. Lawrie, burlesque actress; Mr Dave Grattan, character vocalist ; the Brothers MPGrath, Irish comedians,; Miss C. Nicoli, ballad songstress; Bob Martin, with his Bahdsvin ...

... company, who appeared in Sweet Lavender, the leading i artists, besides Mr Robertson, including Miss Cora I Stuart and Miss E. Grattan. The new drop curtain, c invented by Mr Walter Edwin, the clever stage-manager, is contrived so that the centre portion can ...

... company, who appeared in Sweet Lavender, the leading artists, besides Mr Robertson, including Miss Cora Stuart and Miss E. Grattan. The new drop curtain, invented by Mr Walter Edwin, the clever stage-manager, is contrived so that the centre portion can ...

... Royal then revived The Pointsmaan, with Mr Clynds and Mr F. Emery replaced by Messrs Sass and Royce, anld, after a sweek, Grattan Riggs and Thie Shavagloaun, strongly cast. AT the Princess's Theatre Little Lord Fauntleroy has been doing great business ...

... ROYAL. - Sole Proprietor, Mr Gco. Mellon-Mr John Chamberlain and his company occupied the boards with The Shaughraue on Moemday and Tuesday. Mr Chamberlain as Conn is the heart and soul of the piece. Mr John Aubrey's Captain Molineux is a clever piece ...

... Harlequin and the TMo Little. Vagabonds, arranged and up-to-dated by John Le Hay, in which Mr Eugene Stratton, Mr Ernest Leicester, Mr John F. Sheridan, Mr Edmund Payne, Mr Robb Harwood, MIr John Le Hay, Mr E. W. Colman, Mr Sydney Howard, Mr W. E. Namloc, Mr ...

... known that the tomb of the famous Joey Grimaldi is to be seen at St. James's, on Pentonville-hill. Miss RMILIE GRATTAN and AIM HAlRY GRATTAN bad the honour of appearing on Friday last before the Duke and Duchess of York, at Temple Newsam, the country seat ...

... Staight.-The bill here is headed this week by the blaxwells, who score well in their entertainment. Mr D. W. Watson. one- armed cornet soloist; Mis3 Virginia Frances, serio- comic; Messrs Bickley and Barren, who give a capital vocal and instrumental ...