MR, AND MRS. GEORGE CASE'S ENTERTAINMENT,

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXI, Issue 2582, 27 October 1865, Page 5

MR, AND MRS. GEORGE CASE'S ENTERTAINMENT,

Mb, and Mrs. George Case, who hay» laUly been making a tour of the colonies, gave their entertainment, entitled " A Drawing-room to Let," before a large audience, in the Prince of Wale* Theatre, la«t night. Mn. Caio (formerly Mm Grace Egerton), who poiiems extraordinary facility for asiuming character* ol totally opposite caste*, performed her part of the entertainment with much vivacity and grace, and wa* constantly recalled by her appreciative audience. As "Lady Te»zle," her first imper«onation, Mrs; Case wa* extremely effective, and the humorous manner in which all odditie* of the character were brought out elicited frequent applause. A* " Hatty Mooney," "Deborah Grigg*," " Captain De Boots," and, indeed, in all her character*, Mrs. Casei* remarkable for the ease with which she catches the peculiar traits which, beside being true, are likely to be amusing. As "Noah Wurzel," a country bumpkin, Mr*. Case proved henelf to be an excellent danseuse ; and in her many other parts she appears with equal ease at aotreis and vocalist. The performance ii enlivened throughout by various musical treats by Mr. Cafe. On the piano and violin he i* an excellent performer, and on the concertina we do not recollect to hay* heard hi* equal. " A Drawingroom to Let" bids fair to attraot a large audience, who cannot faSl to appreciate the tacb and talent «mto m>k* tht epteitainraent generally uttrac-