. Ein Oberbürgermeister Tagebuch, 1906-7. ley Wright, Herr Lewis Waller, Herr H.B. Irving, Herr Ben Davies, Miss Margaret Cooper, andMdlle. Genee, Herr Fred Upton, Herr Alfred Lester, und Herrn J. M. Glover. Der Ausschuß, der diese Show für thebenefit von meinem Fonds angeordnet bestand aus folgenden - nämlich: Sir Squire Bancroft, Herr Beerbohm Tree, Herr GeorgeAlexander, Herr Cyril Maude, Herrn Arthur Bourchier, Mr. Fred Terry, Herr F. Harrison, Herr Otho Stuart, Mr. Lewis Waller, Herr Seymour Hicks, Herr GeorgeEdwards, Edward Terry, Herr Lionel Brough, und Herr H. v. Leveaux, und es ist daher nicht verwunderlich, dass die Affäre

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. A lord mayor's diary, 1906-7. ley Wright, Mr. Lewis Waller, Mr. H. B.Irving, Mr. Ben Davies, Miss Margaret Cooper, andMdlle. Genee, Mr. Fred Upton, Mr. Alfred Lester, and Mr. J. M. Glover. The Committee who arranged this show for thebenefit of my Fund consisted of the following—viz.:Sir Squire Bancroft, Mr. Beerbohm Tree, Mr. GeorgeAlexander, Mr. Cyril Maude, Mr. Arthur Bourchier, Mr. Fred Terry, Mr. F. Harrison, Mr. Otho Stuart, Mr. Lewis Waller, Mr. Seymour Hicks, Mr. GeorgeEdwards, Mr. Edward Terry, Mr. Lionel Brough, and Mr. H. V. Leveaux, and it is not, therefore, surprising that the affair was such a success. The programme was a long one; the show, whichcommenced at 1.30, was not completed until 6.15. My friend Jimmy Glover conducted the over-ture. There was a Blue Hungry Band with Mr.Joe Coyne as drum-major for the prehistoric LordMayors Show, arranged so admirably by Mr. E. T.Reed, assisted by Mr. Edmund Payne. Some peoplethought that the Lord Mayors coach was ratherlike a wheelbarrow. There were some old Red. MATINEE AT DRURY LANE 111 Sandstone Highlanders, who were very much ap-plauded; and Mr. George Grossmith, jr., made afine appearance on a hobby-horse as City Marshal. Everyone carried away a copy of the very interest-ing programme of the occasion, which will, I fancy, become a valuable record and a memorable evidenceof the invariable desire of the members of the theatri-cal profession to give their time, experience, and bestefforts to help the cause of charity. All fun andfrolic, and a fine cheque for £i, ooo for me at the end. Dined with the Worshipful Company of the Goldand Silver Wire Drawers at Clothworkers Hall, Mr. Richard Stapley, C.C, the Master, presiding. Wednesday, 6th March.—I presided at a meetingat Guildhall at 12, called by citizens, to whom theGuildhall was lent by the Corporation, when aresolution strongly protesting against the chargesproposed to be made by the Metropolitan WaterBoard was carried unanimously. Lady Beatrice Wilkinson an

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