... Vanbrugh , ' Picture a^eraa tely terrible, sordid, and piti-Ba®.a®. Mi**°v and revengeful Per*,,, *h has lost none of her power presents a most thrilling «Jey 8 „ JJ 1 ooneistent wickedness. Miss EIH« , ‘“firgarct eapplies the foil to €n , rC(> ...

... drama, entitled Her Weddinq Day, has been staged here this week, and has proved a popular attraction. The principal exponente are Miss Ward, a charming heroine, and Mr. 8. Herbert Humber, who portrays villainy in a forcible manner. characters are capably ...

... This m.i nt ...

... Captain Lardidardiduo. Whie singing Nl'o angel could be fairer a./ she attudinised smartly ill the Americain style. As a third contribution she executed a long and elaborate dance in a pal ticularly clever ...

... however, is not a refaceinent iit S ,ci- icilelts and situations, but a ...

... only as an er o actor of much ability as well as a humorist, but of a at e kindly and generous nature, which his will fully of I testifies, not a friend or a faithful servant being for- bh a gotten in it. As a ...

... received the fir*i licence to vtomao Chicago to drive a Cab She wil! have her stand in front of the Colonial Thenire. If ebr makes a» plcthro r»chtr« m » P&.acr girl her daily receipts ehoald ersato a record. Tni prole«doaa' moskisns of the Orebestral ...

... talents as ali actor. A young tneer, with t sweet bust very thin voice, lifs lieon r aa niade atrecable ipressiol. Ilie s 11tins ?? m s taste, aud luaisill altie confidence of an old cbtaper. 'The piece has iiot bees wit onl ths stage ili a ...

... opportunity of showing t t what a really smart little lady she is. R AU BABAcontinues to prove a great attraction a at the Queen's Opera House, Crouch-end, and certainly e the company work well together to give their audience s ...

... 'lie! a itteithey executed in a wonderful way the various feats of a Bluitdin aitd a Leotard. A novelty is introduced in the person of Kleina Dlfrdali, who1 ?? More than twenty ?? old only stands thirty- six nchos high Site baa ...

... THE RIL+HT OF PLAYGOERS. A man named Wild, having the a ppearance of a blacksmith, was charged on Tuesday, at W~orship-street Police-court, with disorderly conduct in the Varieties Tl'heatre, Pitfield-street, Hoxton, and with assaulting the Propr ietor ...

... was hardly a dull moment. I have paid tribute to Miss Arnaud and Mr. Squire; they both gave superb performances. Miss Arnaud’s exhibition ot coquetry in the scene on the sofa is comedy that should not missed. She can get a wealth of aning into a single word ...