... the facis, so he persuades Blake to get rid of Miss Fenton as quickly a 8 possible. Knowing ouly part of the truth, Blake speaks to her with brutal harshness, and orders her to go. Miss Fenton insists on telling her story to Mrs. Owen, but the latter ...

... than twenty-five different songs. This they venture to say is a record for the firm. Among the numerous reports the following speak for themselves :— Miss Dasy DorMer writes from Theatre Royal, Bradford :— ‘1 wish I'd a girl like Molly’ is certeinly a great ...

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... things provided. The fun is capital tun, and a high standard of refinement is maintained throughout the prozramwme, The above speaks for itself and there are more to follow. The above troupe is not a glee party conmsisting of five, six, or seven people, but ...

... Ladies,” and Miss Irma De RBrean responded, ‘saying that, as & Terrier’s daughier, she felt it an ‘honour to be called. upon fo.speak. She couldanswer for it that the ladies had” enjoyed them- . selves very much, and sincerely hoped fo find %he‘m-} solves ammm ...

... dramatists, Sir A. \\'.| Prvero and Mr. HENRY ARTHUR JONES. Sir Artsur has been silent in 1910, and | Mr. Jones has, so to speak, shaken the dust of London from his shoes aud crossed the Atlantic, and produced what seems to be u decidedly strong play in ...

... Monday last. We were about to remark concerninz this new act that it is a “dumb show,” but if it can be said that the violin speaks, then this statement is very far from the truth. Bocanquet, in the guise of an ol violin-maker in his werkshop, is surrounded ...

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... had no guestions to ask. Going into the witness-box, he said he had ncthing to put forward in extenuation, but he wished to speak as to his financial position. He thought {he case for the plaintiff had been overstated. In February he told her he wae not ...

... ONE LONG ROAR Plays to 27 minutes’ breathless laughter. Six speaking (and one silent) Parts, Beautilul set and properties carried. Exquisitely dressed. To-day—HIPPODROME, LEEDS. Jan, 16- ALHAMBRA, GLASCGOW, OR AGENTS. Cr;oum: FRENCH’S TROUPE, X the World's ...

... Poluski, jun., is very amusing as the Teddy Bear; and Miss Doris Dean is exoeptionally graceful as ihe Princess of Hearts, speaking her lines well, and both singing and dancing in pleasing style. THaeATRE RoviL.—Lesses, Mrs, Emma Carpenter; Manager, Mr ...

... Mr. Fred Terry, and Mr. Fred Collins, - property master at that house, greatly enjoyed their recemt visit to New York, and speak highly of the American Alliance of Stage Employees, to which, as members of the N.AT.E., they had letters of infroduction. ...