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... good sketch as a Swedish servant. The business management is ably looked after by Air. John Lisle. Prince's (Proprietor, Mr. E. H. Page; Business Manager, Mr. John Eraser). Mr. Si F. Cody and very efFective Co. are play ing to enormous houses in The Klondykv ...
... Manager, Mr. John Ersser). --Messrs. Marston and Buckstone's Co. are attrac ting good houses with the military drama. The Hands of Time. Tho play is well staged and namir- ubly represented. Avery popular event was the benefit of Mr. John Ersser on Tuesday ...
... Mrs. Edmund Phelps acts Lady Dunscombe delightfully. Other parts aro played with groat success by Messrs. W. A. Park, John Phipps, John Hudspeth, Henry Godwin, and Miss Clare Yonds. Jim the Penman is well staged and the ladies' costumes arc magnificent ...
... strikingly as Stephen Maniyke. As Spofklns Mr. Sidney Young is funny and popular. Miss Rossie St. John is dis tinctly good as Dick, and Miss Maihie St. John reaches a very high level as Frank for one bo young. It is evident that she has reoolvcd the most ...
... Swanborough, the acting-mana ger, Mr. John Drill, the proprietor, lias two popular and excellent workers. THE BEDFORD. un .uonciay, uctooer loyy, was pro duced here a new and sensational sketch, in three tableaux, by Harry Grattan, music by Edward Jones, entitled: ...
... Miss Maud Jeffrios as Kate Cregeen makes a delightful picture for the eye scaroely needs saying. That her performance takes as Arm a bold on the atidienoe as Mr. Barrett's, how- over, cannot be said. There is something amiss in tho part. One cannot forgive ...
... and Gent, for Responsibies, oapable of lines. Terms shares; extra for line. Portable, wood roof. Address, JAS. RHODES, Cardigan Arms, Brumley, near Leeds. W J ANTED, for Shadows of a Great City Entire Company (Rehearse March 13ih), tor Spring and Summer ...
... CHIT CHAT. At the meeting of the Council held on Tuesday Messrs. Henry John Crocker, John Phipps, and Sam H. S. Austin were elected members of the Actors' Association. The Secretary reported that there were several members in arrear, and he was directed ...
... tbe sceuery being excellent. WIGAW-R oYAJi Coinvr (Proprietor ana Manager, Mr. John \V0r3wick). Mr. John Gerant's Co. in At Duty's Call had a splendid house on Monday. Mr. John Gerant ia an excellent Harold Allison. Mr. A. Balfour Mackay is a fine Captain ...
... Merton. Maggie Fairfax, Lillie Verner, Nellie Dainton, Nellie Russell. Eva John- Bon, M. Robinson; Messrs. F. B. WToulfe, Dan lr. Roe, Courtney Robinson, F. Palmer, J. R. Mitchell, John Franks. Henry Ernestine, W. II. Johnson Charles Charlton, and George Rydon ...
... A H arm Mem ber and The Passport opened the second week on Monday, but the chief delight of the week will be Love vi Idleness, whioh Mr. Terry will present to-night (Thursday) and to-morrow (Friday). Saturday evening will see three pioces, A H' arm Member ...
... not, and music co'nposcd and arranged by Carlisle Vernon and John Reillie. Scenio artists, Messrs. J. E. Clark and WTalter Sconce; stago manager, Mr. John Restall musical conductor, Air. John Reillie bal let mistress, Miss Lizzie Macdonald. Prin cipal ...