Cercle Francais.

The French Play to be given by the Cercle Francais is progressing rapidly and there are at least a couple of men trying for each of the speaking parts. Besides these parts a very important division of the play consists of the ballet and singing by bands of Turks and Dervishes. There are to be twenty-five dancers and the training in this will commence immediately at the G. A. R. rooms on Mass. Ave. under Mr. Colman a professional teacher. A larger list of Patronesses both in Boston and Cambridge has been made out than in any previous year, and applications for good seats have already been received by the management. The costumes are to be made by Raymond and will be exceedingly effective.