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... even a wee chance. Certainly in their peculiar line they are exceedingly clever, and Mrs. Knight by her singing of that American impor tation, Baby Mine, has seriously affected the minds of some of our young men, who are now constantly singing to their ...
... have even weechance.” Certainly in their peculiar line they are exceedingly clever, and Mr*. Knight by her ringing of that American importation, “Baby Mine,” has seriously affected the nunda of some of our young men, who are now constantly singing to their ...
... opportunity for dis tinguishing herself as before, but acquitted herself very creditably. At the Queen's Hall, The Fay's American Mysteries are at present attracting good audiences. Their programme is both varied and attractive, embracing magic, mystery ...
... fame most attractive in their brightness, and can anything be more superb than the posters and streamers used by the American Minstrel troupe! agent in advance whom I once knew, would go into raptures over billa and posters, and a day-bill printed in blue ...
... fame most attractive in their brightness, and can anything be more su perb than the posters and streamers used by the American Minstrel troupe V An agent in advance whom I once knew, would go into raptures over bills and posters, and a day-bill printed ...
... Sam Hague re. I'ened St. Jamks's Hall, and, we trust, will meet w'th the supi>ort he deserves. The Moore and Bur- 8S8 Minstrels appeared for the first time in Liverpool 011 the 26th, at Henoler's Circus. MANCHESTER. Princes.-- At this theatre during ...
... entitled The Brook. We regret that laughable and musical has, in this case, no charm for ns, The Brook is about the weakest American importation we have yet seen, and just now their name is legion. Mr. K. Salsbury as “Colonel Montrose is clever, but allow* ...
... and Messrs. Alfred Hemming and C-eiald Moore acc|uit themselves satisfactorily. T lis week the Salisbury Troubadours, an American troupe, are giving their entertainment, which is as indescribable as it is funny. Mrs. Rice has, we hear, concluded engagements ...
... Co. Edinburgh, T. 8., Sept. 1, Miss Emily Soldene and Co. Princesses, “Robbing Roy,”- Newsome’s Circus, Sept. 1, Hagnes Minstrels. Exeteh, T. R., Sept. 6, Salsbury’s Troubadour*.— 13, TraTemer’s English Opera Go. -20, Mr. F. M. Paget’s C 0.—27, Madame ...
... Co. Edinburgh, T.R., Sept. 1, Miss Emily Soldene and Co. Princesses, Robbing R ...
... Norman also appeared to good effect as Juliet. This company gave place to Sir. Charles E. Verner, an American come dian, who appeared in the American comedy, De. Vlijdi', of which, from a literary point of view the Irs* said the better. Mr. Verner was ...
... Market Street, Wolverhampton. Mr- and Mrs- UcEee Rankin’s Danites- Under the Management of Mr. Chas. H. Morion. The great American drama CALIFORNIA LIFE. A»playedthr. nghout the United St itcs for the 1 'it four yours wi’h nnijoundod succcs . The HIT OF ...