... with great freehness. She was loudly applauded and doservedly encored. Mrs Annie Maughrer (seriO~comic) has arade a first appearance, and was very favourably received. She posseassis a, very sweet voice, and this, combined with a spirited ...

... Sherbrooke, grandson the ftret Earl Calms. Miss is tveei and twenty, and is a good gportewoman. delighting riding, driving, motoring, and golfing. She has fine mesnoaopraao voice, which she usee with charm and cnltare, and also an accomplished amateur actress ...

... Cameron; S. Stirling, Lient. Ravenhurst; F. Gilbert, Ned Travers; B. Hacking, Paul Imhoff; C. Lennox, A. Spalding, E. Radley, A. Burford; bliss Carrie Ash, Susan, and Miss A. mennimore, Nance. EiMPIRE TsadanRe-Proprietor and Manager, v ir J. ...

... and prove a great attrach o- re the very well mounted. Among the specialites Og is Five Foys; Little Ted, a clever young daneernd a Mabel Kessler, cornet and post horn sololti a ccmpany of lady dancers. ST. GORGs THEATrE-Lessee, Mr John Wood.- ...

... tragodvre. and the Mondel*- (aha A Night’s Dream is immortal. The fat Bright tore wa* represented with a Use ware fan Mr. Arthur Wlnkworth, whore foado the os are beautiful quality. wan the tew rirernl, the Jolly tepor whore fealty wae divided between woman ...

... course-answered Dublin, and hence we had a mock mock assassin, who gave but a faint reflex of the original. Mr. Shore had certainly an a wkward task in embodying a part so much out of his line, and as he is generally a sensible actor, we ...

... England, an elegant cane coutliaiag head a miniature watch. A MARRIAGE ON TME STAGE DURING A THIEATRICAL Pf FORNAo OO.A -John Haclan, pantomimist and trapeze performer, Prnde; slonally known an Young America, and ...

... her as if they had met at a social party the day before, rather thanr as a clpo nd marble midn . Tihowever, is thre only fault we have to find with a clever ,aird mnl rendering, and if after consideration Mr Herbert can throw a little more wonder andl ...

... approbation. A new scene of Iocal clnractcr has been introduced into it. The Good Fairy, when expresslog a belief that 1882 will prove a good year for the ivorlnrg man, is lchallenged by Calaba, the hvil Genius, for a reason. I will prove it by ...

... Mr David D a t a Iii t -, Awinng ti. elests were Mr a-lil Mlr (Glorg- Ado, d Pa% i-, Mr mil Mrs lfarr:- Hunt r, Mr a(I l Mt1 IN. F aiwd , Mlr anidl Mrs Pluck- miett. INIr all Mrs R: ,C l*, Mlr ad M.as Kidrl Kapis. ?,Tr amnd Itrs 1:t- ...

... who sing ones troubles ewajr. Bright anil breezy, with a smile, and masters of pep.’' Helene Binme, d«- scribed as thi ii«w comedienne .. acrious and humorous in turn, but she shines most ,ss a burleaqM arti.U Levander maintains her popularity wUh her ...

... in the. listnus- hi- ell ?? tttz-l~lltii i-di' l1 a-~ II, Irvin ?? ic iric11-iri ?? wi hallo a ?? --ne'1 ~:ti-ii sfic is f-rtliraotingi a s lie peoraun of a list El-iii T, r i y, ...