... well with I'm Won dering Why. The Babes are. prettily played by Miifceo Violet Dean and Lillian Day, who sing My Mammy's Arms in the Wood acene while fun is well to the fore when Mr. Harry Wen- burn as Dame Durden, and Messrs. Woodhouse and Wells, ...

... November 26 The Houghton Weavers ( November 27 ) Jongleurs Mickey Hutton / Phil Walker / Ian Coppinger / Dave Johns ( November ) Queens Arms Hyena Lounge Comedy ( November 25 ) Studio Theatre , Metropolitan University I Love The Witch ( from November ...

... You Like It, All's Well that Ends Welly Taming of the Shrtw, Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Othello, Midsummer Night's Dream King John Richard III Winter's Tale Macbeth King Henry VIII., Antony and Cleopatra, and King Lear. Suffice it that Mr. Augustus Harris ...

... New York, Nellie Brown, Annie MoPFatt, G. Thomson, Eurico Zanfretta, Willy and Joseph Hale; July 6, Lusi- tania, John Pierre, John Montague; July 10, Kaiser Wilhelm II. Miss Grevillo Moore, Baroness de Montarn July 10, M Oceanic Mary Elizabeth, ...

... of OolonM Blood's enakey ird, John Barlf-y iiouth. The cos- ?s by Messrs. May and the scer.ery by Francis Bull are excellent in every particular, and some capital incidental music has been written for the production by John Ansell. The sketch, which has ...

... everybody Dr. Lucius O'Grady ^was merely a direct continuation of the facile romancer of that name who practically invented General John Regan. As a matter of fact, as our erudite air.. esteemed contributor, W. J. Law rence, has taken the trouble to point out ...

... Tinkle Turn (Charles Godfrey), Shoulder to Shonlder (Bessie Bonebill), The Crackpot in the City (T. W. Barren), Take me in yoar arms, love ieorge Leybourne), Father, dear rather, the Brokers are in (Herbert Campbell). All publisLed by ti.m Bios. u> Dat, Blenheim ...

... TRINCE OF WALES' liers, Lynd; THEATRE Clyde, John; VC,:.' taws. Ba'rn' M,sb n THE PLAYHOUSE. vV -h': Maude, Cyril .25 0 0 OhLfeon ni'n k Beveridge, J. D. 5 5 0 n 6 SotliernTsam.. 1 1 0 Inh.il 'nin c Harwoed, John 1 1 0 I .U l l.un' n in I M'Carthv, David ...

... finding love stronger than what ho considers duty, returns, and asking forgiveness all round, onco more takes Ruby iu his arms, while the old professor slowly and 6adly quits the scene. In this Mr. Webster was manly and acceptable as Gramshawe, and Mr ...

... . 11 . Irvino of Cambridge . H . Crouin Lord Scroox > I , T e . . . „ A Soldier , shlel BarlT Fluellen Mr . A . E . George John . Caton Woodviiio Michael \ Vi ! li ; Ui « ilr . Herbert J ami an Mr . Alec F . Thompson Burilolph . Robert Holder 1 . Louis ...

... Jenkins Mr. Harry Grattan works with untiring onergy and with the best results considering tho material at his disposal. The burlesquo upon the Card Scene from The Mas- queraders, in which Mossra. Grattan, Mora, and Miss E. Grattan take part, ia most ...

... ss Emilio Grattan is enabling us to renew once more with that most charming play , Street Lavender . Miss Grattan , who of course plays her old part of Lavender , invests it with all tlio necessary delicacy and pathetic , and Miss Mabel Grattan is a vivacious ...