“By kind permission of Sir Squire ma Bancroft and Mr. Clement Scott ”—so jnruns a line in the programme—Beerbohm ba\ Tree and his company appeared at the- -- JarComedy Theatre last Thursday afternoon Aiein an act of Peril, which was part of theentertainment given at Mrs. Bernard rj Beere’s “ special morning performance.” p-r With two players of the genius of Mrs.tabweiBernard Beere and Beerbohm avethe bills it surprised me that there was -gei not a better audience; but I suppose Peril and Masks and Faces—in Mrs. Bernard Beere played Peg Woffington—have had their, day. the dramatist nowadays is too oftengeeonehuiaconsidered as a secondary person to the actor, the play, when all is said and done,is the thing. I do not believe The Lady IfiSof Lyons, with Mrs. Beere as Pauline and ear] Beerbohm Tree as the sentimental Qf ^imposter, Claude Melnotte, would fill—Iwon’t say Her Majesty’s, but even the vjg-Comedy Theatre. a lc