Mrs.
Apothecary's motherly bosom was shaking like a jelly.

The Colonel was grinning from ear to ear.
Later on, as I noticed in the programme, the schoolmistress, an unmarried lady, was down to sing "Darby and Joan." She has a sympathetic voice.
Her "Darby and Joan" is always popular.

The comic man would also again appear in the second part, and would oblige with (by request) "His Mother- in-Law." So the quaint comedy continues: To-night we will enjoy _Romeo and Juliet_, for to-morrow we have seats booked for _The Pink Domino_.
What the Gipsy did not mention.
"Won't the pretty lady let the poor old gipsy tell her fortune ?" Blushes, giggles, protestations.

Gallant gentleman friend insists.

A dark man is in love with pretty lady.