To the Editor of the "NortH-CHina DatLy News."
Smm,—Please do allow me a little space in your valued paper thank Mesdames Jory and Tait for a most enjoyable evening at the Embassy in seeing their latest production.
Can there be anything more ime than the ridiculous, if it contributes to driving away one's cares and cobwebs, and to making tone forget one's woes and worries? Verily a hearty laugh acts as an excalient tonic, better than at thing procurable at the chemist's.
And the east—everybody, including the babies, played his or her—pardon me—her and his role to perfection, They all deserve a string of superlatively complimentary adjectives.
As the proceeds of "Baby Mino" are to be devoted to an excellent Purpose, may T suggest that the show be staged again, also for the benefit of such as were unable to get seats last week? Tam, ete.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.