... to characterise the performances of amateur dramatic clubs is that the members of them, thinking, like the incon- sistent Socialist orator, that one is as good as another and a good deal better, are not arepared to render implicit and prompt obedience ...

... to play Viscount Scipion, strives to enliven it is almost enough to counteract the weariness induced by a string of long socialist tirades, that come very unwelcome to Parisiaa ears after their painful experience during the Commune. The dramna cannot avoid ...

... the new drama, at this house, L'Osvsier dit Frsebosurg Antoine, led me to believe that I was about to witness a thoroughly socialist piece, and, though Louise tlichel is not as handsomne as DIfUbl. Heilbron, it was the Communist ]heroeie ly eyes first sought ...

... olen on Colel Friday, the only night in the year when Parisian Theatres a re closed. This briglt idea procee,ls froes ,ur Socialist Mliuicipal Council, which, as representillg the city if Paris, is Proplreton of the building. 1 call hardly believe, however ...

... and, in fact, bears a close family likeness to the Assomoirss Its author, Di. Alexis Bouvier, is, however, an advanced Socialist; and, though he draws a picture of the lower strata of society, which is not more flattering than that sketched by DI. Zols ...

... between rise husband and the brother; the latter is accidentally wounded by a knife. The former runs for assistance ; a socialist, named William hIaguire, who is at enmity with John Denby, murders him ; and when Walter Lee returns, Philip Radley accuses ...

... shooting excursion, and as a conclusive argument kills him on the snot. His victim has left a nephew, Claude-Fer, who is a socialist-ergo, pure- minded and sober; and the young man has serious notions of sending the murderer to the guillotine. But he loves ...

... Licence for the New Promenade Pier at Ramsgate refused by the magistrates Mr John Lauri died suddenly, aged tifty-two. 28. A Socialist's drama, entitled Malhesr aux Pauvres, pro- duced at the Chateau d'Eau, Paris. OCTOBER. 1. The Half-way House, comedy, by ...

... Huntley is able to hold his own. Miss M. Percival iW Taccer atmale impersntoadM Fred. Williams is excilleet on at chanacter socialist anid Step dancer. Messrs Costallo and M'Call ai'e also received wvithi favour as acing- aed dancemcii. CAIDIFF1. Tuncvnte ...

... pattern, in a quiet and careful style that, was highly effective ; and Mr G. F. Sinclair gave a rather forcible picture of the Socialist William Macguire. Mr Arthur Lester gave acreditable rendering of John Dlenby; and Air J. Wheatman was Joe Gallon, the trainer ...

... its high colouring. Mr G. F. Sinclair brings his undoubted ability and long experience to bear on the part of Maguire, the Socialist. Mr Sydney Saril brings out the humours of Titus Knott capitally. Mr J. Wheatman is very good as old Joe Gallon ; and Mr ...

... objec- tion tisat it was not consistent witla that of the writer of the play. Mr IV. S. Parkes ats William Magilire, the Socialist, played with race intelligence ; and Mr Sidney Sari atcted witla much humour in thle elieracterof Titus Knot. Dir John Dewar ...