How very pleasing! [Reading.] "A voice of great purity, a correct intonation, and a lower G of decided volume, rendered attractive some music not remarkable for grace or originality." [Bernstein takes the paper from Mrs. Rankling.]
BERNSTEIN.
I did not see dat—I will give dat to the gabman. Goo-bye—I cannot stay. I am going to have a Turkish bath till the evening babers gome out. I always say I do not read the evening babers—but I do! [He bustles out.]
MRS. RANKLING.
Mrs. Queckett, I shall book stalls at once to hear your singing.
RANKLING.
No, Emma—dress circle.
MRS. RANKLING.
Stalls, Archibald.