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... contributed 400 b dollies. ' The four children of the Duke e' and Duchess of York surround their w indulgent granilmotlser, the Queen of this Empire. Conspicuous was a soldier doll, cwith a grey moustache, impersonating the idol of that Empire'&Fild-marslhal ...
... moved and seconded a hearty vote of selectd -thanks to the Guar-di ans, for their goner- tablen This was carried amid cheers. Queen Ald. Bartlett, the Mayor, the Rev. procee d, H. E. Bilbrough, and Major Swino~urns Trust, eladdressed a few cheerful remarks ...
... REVIVAL OF iCHARLEY'S AUNT. Mr W. S. Penley revived on Saturday night at the Great Queen-street Theatre the farcical comedy with which thepopularcomedian's name isnolesecloselyasso- ciated than it is with The Private Stcrctaro, which has been in the bill ...
... favourite wherever she goes, con- tributed her clever imitations, among the most successful being her copy of Mliss Vesta Victoria in that Cockney lilt, He called me bis ?? Darling. Mr GusElen improves every time we hear him in the latest plaint of ...
... -Lovers of the sensatioiial are *well catered for this week, the engagement beiiug Mr J. E. Wortth's com pany, with li the Queen's t Namec. Paul (Clitlord. in the baiiuls of Mr Vane, is a telling dlelinea- tioll ; his manly bearing is characteristic throughout ...
... Huntley.-Lovers of the sensational are well catered for this week, the engagement being Mr J. E. Worth's company, with lie the Queen's Narme. Paul Clifford, in the hands of Mr Vane, is a telling delinea- tion ; his manly bearing is characteristic throughout ...
... GEoRg LISLE Mrs Van Brown ?? Miss KA'. PHIL.II>S Countess De Mohrais .. Miss BzATRICs LAMv MisaWells'(AdlaGrinstead) Miss VICTORIA ADDISON Mary ?? Miss ClARa GREET Something more is wanted to ensure a genuine suc- cess for a modern farcical comedy than ...
... REVIVAL OF CHARLEY'S AUNT. Mr W. S. Penley revived on Saturday night at the Great Queen-street Theatre the farcical comedy with which the popular comedian's name isno lesecloselyasso- ciated than it is with The Private SicrCtary, which has been in ...
... AMUSEMENTS IN BIRMINGHAM. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) QUEEN'S TEEATRE.-Lessee, Mr Clarence Sounes Acting-Manager, Mr Harry Lyons.-On Monday last was produced here, and has been played during the week, a new drama, entitled Sentencel for Life, parti- ...
... stress, and Miss Beatrice Lamb ably impersonated the Countess. Mr Michael Dure was a capital Lawrence Mobrais, and Mliss Victoria Addison a pleasing and graceful Ada Grinstead. Mr Webb Darleigh was a praiseworthy Alderman Grinstead, and Mr Myles Clifton ...
... Sentenced, degraded, for an act not mine. My sword I broke-a very sorry loss. I dared them, though, to touch my Victoria Cross, Gicen by my Queen, and pinned there by her hand, And prized by me far more than all the land. i've something else to say and with ...
... time (shotild you wish it) Day off the amount, and avail yourselt of the ca-h discount, W 1. NORMAN & STACEY, Lm, 118, QUEEN VICTORIA ST., E.C. ARTISTIC HOI FF FkFR' ...