No 1 ono behind the scenes ab the Gaiety ! I ever dreamt of coupling their two names together. The Gniety choristers discuss their rffnrs with one another without any fake squeamishness I ovo plays but a small part in them. It is ihe aclmiier's lank, wealth, nnd inten lions lhab .-uo of interest. Miss Mnn ton had for some time been tho queen of her small theatrical se f. Most " pios" weie aware that a very illustrious young man indeed had fdleu victim to her charms, nnd that the establishment in Coik street was (uovided for by royally. Those who di i not know the fact Miss Manton soon acquainted with it. W hen she left the Uaiety a short time ago it was because " the Prince wished it," she 'o'd cvciybody During the summer tho lady wont to Broadstairs, and whilst she was there the Thanet watering place entettained a personago undw.tief. This mad indiscretion led, as might have been expected, to rouble. Tho girl herself was too piond «f her conquest to keep ib a secro*. H.lt. H. was recognised by one porson and imother, nnd ultimately j tho peis<nago's papa got wind of tho escapade Now the personage's papa is not staight-lnced, but he has had troubles of his own, and bo dreads with reason > r Stead and the Non confoi mist conscience. The more idea of what would happen if tho know lodge that " that confounded boy was gallivanting at Kroadstaira with a Gaiety ' tait" wore to leak out mndo him shudder. The intrigue must bo at once ami finally broken eft', Tho a ft' ii r was broken off. Lord Charles Montagu acied na go-botween, nnd en do ivored to smooth Miss Manton down ; but her vanity at losing such a lover bled, nnd she didn't make •lungs easy. Ultimately, howover, tho girl seemed resigned to the in evitable, and agreed to resumo her place in iho Gaiety chorus this week. She stipulated, however, that H.11.H. should come to a valedctory lunch on rhuisday. He assented, bub failed to linn up, and Lord Charles brought his excuses. He only stayed a f«vv moments, as Miss A'anton was furious. 