The Lyceum was crowded to the ceiling on Saturday night with an audience appreciative and enthusiastic that the pantomime went better than ever. Some new songs were introduced in the opening, the Baron and Baroness having a new duet from the Drury Lane pantomime of The Babes in the Wood, "It's nothing to do with you the Prince a song from the Geisha, Star of my Soul Blondina x comic song from Little Tich's repertory that was immensely enjoyed, All over the Shop;" while the Fairy Queen gave, instend of Elves and Fairies,""a very pretty song, that was listened to with intense interest, Dreams of my own Land." In the harley quinade the El wu too added a new attraction, for he sang a verse of A little Lit of string," with a most delightful imitation of Cinderella's dances. His Serpentine Dance, too, brought down the house. Eve thing went with the most perfect smoot ness, and the applause was almost coi tinuous, but the decree of the management forbidding encores was observed with great strictness. To mort the second matinee, ildren, which Lady Hannen has arranging, takes place and on Friday will he the last performance, and for this 'Teal Taotai has taken up a large part of the house. 'There cannot another performance after Friday, Saturday Mr. Wingrove leaves for Hongkong to meet his family who are returning from Europe, and Commander Vela' goes home on leave with his accomplished wife.
The Indies of the chorus were all presented with bouquets, and the charming Columbine, who is deservedly such a favourite, had two or three bouquet and a lovely basket of flowers given her, and it was amusing to see how difficult it was to persuade her that they were really intended for her. To-morrow, after the performance, the A.D.C. will givea dinner and dance at the Astor Hall (not to themselves, Mr. "Play the Game," but) to all these whose kind assistance has made it possible to produce Cinderella 50 successfully. The regularity and certainty with which some 130 amateurs have come to performance after performance and done their work with unfailing energy and goodwill deserve the D.C. can offer th For tHe Broop 15 Te Lre."—Clarke's World-famed Blood Mixture is warranted to cleanse the blood from all impurities fro whatever cause arising. For Scrofula, Eczema, Bad. Legs, Skin and Blood Diseases, Pimples, and Sores of all kinds, its effects are marvellous. Thousands of wonderful. cures have been effected by it. Sold everywhere at 2s, 9d. Beware of worthless imitations,
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