... and, intoxicated bysudded love, abandoning himself to tbe most frantic oxtravaganties. In the midst of these, ar- rives Octavia, the wife of anosi7j,with her two children, whose attendants are as much dit'tihguislied by their good conduct, as those of ...

... representation of The Death or Glory Boys, by E. Hill-Mitchelson. Colonel Fergeson is powerfully played by Mr Theo Balfour. The machinations and deceit of Capotain Glynn Ferrers are well emphasised by Mr Hill-Mitchelson. The quiet, unassuming cha- racter ...

... Palais-Royal in 1S83 ; but the authors disclaimed obligation to the Parisian piece. T'e idea of Jane is, indeed, as old as the hills, but is one the worse for that. Mr Charles Sbackleton, in order to extinct money from his wealthy relative, Dr IL ,iLaw. creates ...

... audienices by an excellent com- pany under the direction of bliss Adria Hill and Mr Robert Ayrton. A powerful delineation of the hero, Frank Drummond. is given by AMr Ayrton ; and Miss Hill shows much dramatic skill and pathos in the ryle of Mary Lonsdale, ...

... enithu- siastic applause by his clever and( hlumorous actiti. The drollery of Mr Frank Danbv s pt formance as S8r Ludlgate Hill xvon for him high faxvour. Mlessrs H. C. Darry and Harrvy I'lx -Ioa as Lilncolnizina and Fettalana respectively gave a good ...

... artiste of sensibility and resource. Mr Norman Macleod is a satisfactory Mark Livingstone, and the Alida Bloodgood of Miss Octavia Noel is a vividly portrayed character. Mr Jerrold Manville puts plenty of humour into the part of Puffy. Courrs's THEATRE ...

... Worth Lheing? They have been successful. jug Oonspicuous representations are those of Mr Hallatt as Lionel cle Roy ; of Miss Octavia Kenmuore as Isabel ; and of Mi-s Blanche I Steele as Madge Roxtoer. Miss Doris Foote as Bet Dabs, arid Me Mr James Arning ...

... Antony's marriage with Octavia. Cleopatra, beside herself with rage, spurns and stamps upon the poor wretch as he cowers at her feet, orders him off to condign punishment, and an instant afterwards has him recalled, questions him about Octavia's looks, and loads ...

... excellent corn- o paiy under the dirletioll o* mliss Adria Hill and M1r I Itobert A! rton. A powweftili delineation of the hero, I Frank Drinnmoinlo. is giveis hy MIr As rtoll; and Miss a Hill sbows munch iraslnatic skill la5d pithios i i the rolee .f ...

... fen notewlo: thy heal.s, among them a refined chalk porttait of Octavia iiiH!, by Clii-ford, and a ?? ul hkcad in chalcoal of h:r brot er, l)r. I1ill (late of Iil cc Castle), by Ellen G. Hill ; and some severe portrait studics in red chalk, by A. Vard ; ...

... with one of the numerous cupids who should have figured in the forthcoming pantomime. Cupid was constrained to wing it over hill and over dale, and the bashful Lotbario remains to standthe jeers of the Romeos and .Iuliets, and so ended in the naughty assig- ...

... ) ROYAL COURT THMATRE.-Proprietors, Carl Rosa Opera Com. pany, Limited; Managing Director, Mr H. Bruce; Treasurer, Mr G. B. Hill.-Miss Kate Vaughan appeared here on Monday as Peggy in The Country Girl, and on the same evening elicited the heartiest ap ...