The repetition of the 114th performance by the A.D.C. passed off successfully on Wednesday evening, though the house was not as crowded as the merits of the Dill deserved. As at the previous performance, the curtain raiser " was the one= act comedietta Second Thoughts, which had eon judiciously shortened and proved all the more interesting for being somewhat curtailed, Madame Reitrop was very natural as the young cousin and made the most of what is undoubtedly a trivial part: and Mrs. Scotia's rendering of the rich and: vulgar Mrs. MacSharon iwas " again exceedingly good. Mr. V. de Maire, og Sir Herbert Mervyn, was fully up to the Feputation he has made as a conscientious and thorough actor.
It is somewhat difficult to add anything to our remarks on the previous performance of the Wedding March, as the piece is hardly one that lends itself readily to criticism: Madame Reitrop, it is unnecessary to say, did full justice to the part of the emotional Marchioness: Miss Morton made a sweet and attractive bride; and Mrs. Scotia as Suphy made the most of the few opportunities the part presents. As to the male parts, we can only repeat the remarks made on the first performance; though word of praise is due to Mr. Vestibule for his excellent rendering of the hero, and to Messrs. Frank and D. Munday for the inimitably funny manner in which their parts were filled.
To Losses " 992,227.38 Charges, Survey, "Hie 3 Directors! and Auditors? Fe—Head Office and Branches.
Balance to Profit and Loss A count $1,465,846.
By Premia, less Re-insurances, Return Premia and Commis:
sions..
Interest: 2). Transfer Hees Amount brought for last year Net Profit for pa:
Yen 129,422,525
Cash Accounts—Aste. Yen,
Lavestments in Pi unties.. 13,263,340 At Bankers - 912,953 9,433,792 In Hand 2,520,769
Bills discounted, Loans, Advan:
due ete... 35,850,745 Bills Recei due to the Bank, 70,550,363 Bullion and Forei 40,420 Bank Premises, Properties, niture, ete. 233,935
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