16 DECEMBER 1854, Page 13

A gentleman with his head thrust through a large aperture

in the centre of a work-table, that he may serve as a block whereon to trim caps, is a ludicrous object, especially if he is subjected to emotions that affect his face in a manner incompatible with his assumed inanimate con- dition. Imagine Mr. Robert Roxby so placed, and you have the new Lyceum farce entitled Two Heads are Better than One.