Theatre Notes on Cast and Performances Today
Seerns to have of th he has bee vats Sonstee This Gentleman has been a very fortunate man in ome successful in his profession beyond expectation and in point of anestic happiness has a wife few can equal and none excel. Bos Paumer's return to the Haymarket has thrown WatHen much out of employ. Tiptoe in Ways and Means which is as well played as it can be by the original was last season very decently supported by his substitute. The revival of the Devil to Pay at the Little Theatre was extremely judicious having so good a job on and Nell in Young Bannister and Mrs. Kemaze, Sylvester Daggerwood was altered from New Hay at the Old Market by the author last winter for Young Bannister's benefit and then received so much applause that he thought it prudent to play it at his own house. Daviess so long the walking gentleman of Dramatists has changed his line of acting and means to take the Old Men. We congratulate him on the transposition and again long to see him in Old Wilding which he played wonderfully well we mean when Arexia our old favourite requires a double.