... Musi-girlie song-show, all light, colour, anJ laughter. written and pro duced by Harry Grattan. music by Clay Smith, fyrics by Fred God frey, additional ballet music by John C. Holliday, entitled:-- Come In. Pleasant recollections _of those intimate revues ...

... Horner, an 1 entitled Bxchil rr Quarter*. Gregory Bell Mr. Harry Grattan Frederick Lei^hton Buzzird Mr. Lawrence Cautiey Henry Vaughan Mr. Feed Merviu l' rcy G wynne Mr. Matthew Brodio John Ho lis Mr. F. KeUhley Mrs. Jane Bell Miss S illie Turner Milly ...

... 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 ...

... strength the mur dered John Halijohn, whose headstrong daughter Affy receives bright and also care ful treatment from Miss Kate Parry. Brisk, cheery, and humorous is the Lawyer Dill of Mr. Sidney Young,. and some fun is caused by Mr. John A. Howitt in the new ...

... gavo ono of his finest piocos of acting in tho scene where the young soldier Frank Maitland trios to conceal tho wound in his arm and other important parts were filled by Mrs. Kendal as Kate Gre- villo and tho late Mr. Thomas Wen- man as Sergeant Sabretache ...

... Miss Emilie Grattan h Di Dalrymple one can hardly npoak too highly. Its piquancy and naivete, so deli cately toned by perfect refinement of voice and method, the graceful dancing, and the general charm and manner which are notable in Miss Grattan 'a style ...

... Dreyfus Mdme. J. Kayzer Uzette, a servant Mdme. Woxman Count. Esterliazy Mr. I. LerkolT Jacques Mr. J. Finebcrc Josephus and John, a servant Mr. GoUUmltfi Colonel Plc-|uart Mr. Guzowsky Lieut. Man-hand Mr. T. Bergman Mutt bias Dreyfus Mr. Z. Zabuhnnkv M ...

... Novtmber, 1885, wo have Mr. Leonard Boyne, Mr. Gilbert Farquhar, and Mr. John Tresabar, who re- sumo charaeters in which they wero all seen excel lently fitted. Mr. Boyne's John Biddlecombo has lost none of its sympathetic power and manly oarnostness ...

... Water Nymphs the Piooad i Troupe, smart pantomimio comedians; Curios, played splendidly by /Mr. G. P. Huntlley, Mr. Harry Grattan, ;uid Miss Eva n Kelly and Frod Lindsay, whose work w i^h the stock- whip is htt e aliort of won- derful, are also prominent ...

... its kind ne nas given. Mr. Robert Nainby is always finished in his work, and his Kinaldo is grim and grotesque. Mr. Harry Grattan as .the pompous Governor, and Mr. W. Warde as ti e too-eager Band master, w.io constantly interrupts his speeches with the ...