The Express.
London, England, 1864-12-13 00:00:00

rimiz WONDROUS PORTFOLIO has, under
A. the control of the Wizard's mystic wand, been enhanced
five hundred fold. In addition to the immense travelling trunk
and the I Ivh g animals, it now produces another enormous port.
manteau, from which SOO Christmas preeente, consisting of tea
services, flower stands, vases, chintz*, momenta, silver mugs,
dollacarte de visite albums, and numerous toys for good ho3s and
girls, are marvellously extracted. JIM mitiested that parents and
gu.trdhuis will come early with their little folks every saturday
afternoon .luting the holidays for the grand juvenile gift Mart
button.

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Look out for the Monster Tree. with magical effecta.—lloora
open at 3. Commence at 3. .• The World of Magic" every
night at 8.

THE OXFORD.-ORPHEE AUX ENFERS.
Comic Opera, by J. Offenbach, In cnureamence of its great
'accts. will be repeated EVERY EVENING. Director. Mr. F.
Joughmana The D'AUBANS, and all other available talent.—
Adnilraion : Area, 6.1.; stalls and balcnny, la.: private boxes,
105 dd.—The Oxford and Canterbury Ball Company (Limited

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DRAMA.

HAY3LMK. ET.

The old-fashioned iuuaical entertainment of NV
Sung Supptr, which was first produced at Drury-lane
Theatre in 1790, was revived at this house last night with
the original music by Stoma. This piece was written by
Mr. Prince Hoare, a painter, who wrote chiefly for his
own amusement, end it has kept a tolerably firm hold of the
stage ever since its first appearance. It is not so meat a
literary and dramatic curiosity as the Cater nII. ialutia,
but it has the advantage of being 'hotter, and law tire-
some to a general audience. No Sony no Su pix ris essentially
an English comic opera ; the music is full of melody and
rustic character, and is admirably ermined for the
orchestra. The concerted pieces are particularly spirited,
and the applsuse bestowed upon them last night was well-
merited. Miss Lollies Keeley's fine voice and musical,training
were of great service in giving good effect to the revival,
and Mrs. Villiers, Mr. W. Farren, and Miss Nally Moore,
sang as well as fir more pretentious vocalist*. Mr. Arthur,
from her Majesty's Theatre, appeared in the tenor part id
Crop, by the permission of Mr. W. Harrison, and Endless,
originally played by Suet; was represented by Mr. Compton
with all the old traditions and practical fun. Miss Keeley
introduced a new ballad, written for her by Mr. Langton