The weekly performances of Amy Vaughan's Amazon Company seem to be firmly established in public popularity, and like Tennyson's brook, promise to " go on for ever." The variety form of entertain ment is always in favour among the masses, and this, added to the new pro grammes presented by the Company week after week, together with fresh scenery, no doubt maintains bhe inberesb of the pabrons. On Saburday nighb bhe Ciby Hall was again crowded. The firsb part of the entertainment was a new and bright one, representing a picnic. Miss Amy Vaughan and Harry Cowan, and Miss Annie Vaughan and Max Rinkle, were ab bhe " ends," and Miss May Travers was in the centre as hostess. Mr F. Willis sang the ballad, " I'll Wander Back," in an accepbable manner, and Mis 3 Travers was heard bo ad van bag c in the ballad " I'll Await My Love." The tuneful number " Fabher's Growing Old." was well rendered by Mr Hyland and bhe ever popular ballad, " Alice, Where art Thou ?" gave 'Miss Wyniard an opportunity to dis play her vocal powers to the fullest extent. Max Rinkle and Harry Cowan each con tributed a comic song, which were highly relished by the audience. Miss Amy Vaughan was down for the amusing song", "Where Did You Get That Hat ?" which caused roars of laughter. The second part comprised several excellenb items. Misses Travers and Wyniard (in costume) sang the duet "La Marseillaise," the effect being con siderably enhanced by some good stage effects, while Miss Amy Vaughan appeared in an Irish specialty " Come Back to Your Old Irish Home," and danced a neat jig. The performance concluded with a mosb amusing farce.
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