Dhis pleasant little domestic drama. was followe! again with great int: rest by a large audience on Saturday, The part of the altruistic Burbara was very touchingly rendered by Mrs, Broush, who has. to perfec tion the art of representing the cheerful goodness of the self-sacrificing elder sister 60 that the spectator sympathises equally with her cheerfulness and her self-sacrifice, and leaves it to the casuist to determi whether the lawyer wns justified in suppressing the truth when ho learnt it, and allowing Barbara to rob herself for the sake of her brother and her young girl friend, most daintily and naturally imper-senated by Miss Noble, who has entirely conquered her audiences here. Thy old lawyer was an_exerllent study by Mr. Mefntyre, and Mr. Leslie Victor did what was possible with the colourless part of Cecil.
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