is such a familiar and wherever the is spoken. that it needs pion. Li hai it has been played often, and it has never failed to secure that appeeeiation which it dor serres x a work which appeals to overyirrespective of nationality, on ae count of its charm and originality Therefore it is not to be wondered at that the Theateo on Thurslay night was crowded in every part with an audiences wh evoked by the cellent rendering of the pretty" songs and graceful dances with which the piece is studded, was of a kind that has seldom.
nose before here. part. without exception was well taken, the characters. in fact, far surpassing, in their efforts the: standard which might be expected from a juvenile company. The character who eclipsed all others.
Mimosa San, taken by Miss "\lard. Her riging and dancing elicited of appl aul-to respond
s Daphne Molly she exeellad in her with: a firstocla Pollard. ing as dutiette Diawian, such Girl at the teahouse, and she met with a great reerption, Master Eh Binutloss, as Captain Katana, proved in himself, and sang hi ons th much effect. To do full justice, we should have enn Ye for thery in the preset of perfor siclerinng Uvat it. aulmitted sure whic, peqquires at skilled the best for de it ji trained a ples tion to the thy
Miss Daphiwe Pollard, inthe Petit: Pierre The the chief success of al Jones was, ble eh, much zeae Martiney rival of the here, olla 3 n of the rile of the fisherman and
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