... at him is a fine finish to a performance that throughout gives the thinking ample food for reflection. It is difficult to speak of the Lady Macbeth of Miss Terry. So perfect has sho been in everything else at the Lyceum that we are loth to differ from ...

... humorous scene of equivoque between Mrs. Bickleby and Mr. Cowley follows, the little j matron imagining that Mr. Cowley is speaking to her of hor step-daughter. When sho discovers the truth sho undcceivos the lackadaisical gentleman with a sound box on ...

... two will have acquainted the readers of this journal with the aims and methods of tho Theatre Libre, whioh is not, striotly speaking, a theatre at all, but a company of actors, or rather a manager, in the person of M. Antoine, who brings out privately, from ...

... looest of the pieoo were well filled by Mr. Charles Hudson, Mr. S. M. Carson, and Mr. Stafford Smith. It is impossible to speak in too favourable terms of the entire scenery it was most excellent. Mr. Walter Hann, the artist, was rewarded with a special ...

... and as before gives ample and full opportunity for melodramatic acting of a high order on the p irt of its exponent. In speaking of Mr. Minsfield's impersonation, it were idle work to recall memories of Edmund Kean,Garrick, Cooke-- or, later down tho ...

... Errol has left London, and is working as an artist with his friend, Archie Munroo, in Paris. Eustace has hoard a French Count speak slightingly of Lilian, and to guard ber honour has accepted a duel with tho defamer. The encounter is fixod for six o'clock ...

... been called back to Paris. Her place is vory a leqiiitely filled by Mdlle. Du Minil, of whom we havo already had occat-ion to speak highly. Mdlle. Du Minil is not only graceful, sympathetic, young, and pretty, but sho has that most important attribute of ...

... for Lady Anne, Queen's pardon a beautiful solo for Martin, j ihe wealth, and some prettily -written and ro nat-quo music. Speaking of tho music gouoraj nay be said that throughout it shows tho toue u. 0ll naster. Some of Mr. Collier's effects have jainod ...

... lady of undoubted talent who made her mark in the Strand burlesque of Airey Anne, had merely to look meek and submissive and speak a few whining linos she succeodcd to perfection. Bright and attractive as she always is, Mias Norrcys made capital out of one ...

... Court Theatre, had a benefit matini'e. A fairly good audience assembled, and the following was tho programme provided Who Speaks First? supported by Messrs. Waltor Joyoe, Fuller Mellish. and Fred Thome, and Misses Edith Bruco and Clara Jacks the second ...

... the sceno with tho doll before indicated? Who, having: attempted it, could carry io through without causing- laughter,? It speaks volumes for Mrs. Kendal's power when it is recorded that the sceno in question brought tears in placo of laughter and was ...

... who is in delicate health. Donollan has oarelessly left about some poison, oalled laurel water ho has prepared, which ho speaks of as certain to kill a man in a few seconds. Lady Broughton manages to secure some of this poison, and at night she adds ...