Of this pretty little trifle Miss Wilcockson was necessarily the star, and, as usual, she carried the sympathies of the audience with her. She was well supported by Mr. Burdon, who made a real hit in the part of Lord Ambloby, by Mr. Reginald Bovant, who had the enviable rule of her accepted lover, by Mr. Darby, as the sympathetic old lawyer, and by Mrs. Inglis, who was heartily and deservedly applauded in the minor role of Mrs. Cunliffe.
After an interval for refreshments,.conversation, and the interchange of ideas, always laudatory, of the opening piece, and the performance by the band of an. inspiriting selection from The Geisha, the audience settled itself down to enjoy. the piece of the evening A comedy in three acts, by T.. W.
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