there have been two new productions—The White Knight, by Mr. Stuart Ogilvie at Terry's, with' Edward Terry in the title role, and No. 22a, Curzon Street, by Brandon Thomas and John Edward, at the Garrick, The White Knight is an amusing farcical comedy with a touch of pathos, affording Mr. Terry a character part of the typo in which he excels. The Curzon Street play is however, a dead frost, which only excites surprise that the author of Charlie's Aunt—the most successful play ever produced, in respect of popularity—should have had any hand in it.
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