... from external aid is in itself a most pleasing «rigm of the times. Men may write miles of articles upon Dramatic Colleges and speak for hours upon the text actor’s life,” but the change must come from within. The old fixed rules with regard to aline of business” ...

... Times. December 16tb. “A great deal to do, and does that great deal exceedingly well”— News, December 16th. “ Singing and speaking her part with considerable talent and attractiveness. Herald, December 16th. Disengaged middle of Febroary. Drama, Comedy ...

... successes. Once in that enviable position it gathers repute. ation, like a snowball, growing os it goes. ts hundreds of nights speak more eloquently for its merits than any other praise. “ It be good, or it would not have run so long,” say the public, and ...

... that, in nine cases out of ten, they are detrimental to art, and destructive to the actor's comfort and career. We wish to speak with caution on this subject, with out giving pain, but it is so full of import ance that it needs plain words, and downright ...

... Flockton is the right man for Barrato. Mr. Shore and other members of the company fully shared in the success. We cannot speak too highly of the play, or of the way in which it is interpreted by the whole company, and earnestly hope it may be the forerunner ...

... Flockton is the right man for Barrato.” Mr. Shore and other members of the company fully shared in the success. We cannot speak too highly of the play, or of the way which it is interpreted by the whole company, and earnestly hope it may be the forerunner ...

... and no doubt, as she gazed upon the young faces ffS T' fu ,th,,UKht of the time coming or all, she felt how terribly she was speak- s].o,,n'r 6 lleart- Next time this speech should be cut by the Taylor. One good thing Spring brings about is the formation ...

... that, in nine cases out of ten, they are detrimental to art, and destructive to the actor’s comfort and career. We wish to speak with caution on this subject, without giving pain, but it is so full of importance that it needs plain words, and downright ...

... night Quite right, good boy, shake hands and make it up. Life is too short for quarrels, and Irving’s too long to get Report speaks highly of the new drama Hatred,” which Miss Ada Roby and Mr. Bernard Leslie, have arranged to take round the provinces; at ...

... shows signs of great artistic power in a charming little group of flowers. Mr. O'Connor has a clever copy of Turner, wliich speaks well for liis ability. Mr. C. Lyall perhaps carries oft' the palm from many of the exhibitors, in liis remarkably clever ...

... doubt, as she gazed upon the young feces round her, and thought of the time coming for all, die felt how terribly she was speaking from the heart. Next time speech should be cut by the Taylor. One good thing Spring brings about is the formation of new ...

... really clever, and who speak their lives with feeling and pcunt, but others don’t, and the over-strained infant cackle becomes painful to sensitive ears. The Child ren’s Pinafore Company is happily composed of those who can speak, and sing, and will soon ...