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AMUSEMENTS IN MANCHESTER

... Baker, Cecil Kennedy, Frank Rodgers, M. Needham, and Curtis; Miss Edna Seicrist, who plays the part of the wife of Wild Cauliflower; Miss Daisy Stern, and Miss Ivy Dene. ST. JAMES'S TE1EATRE.-Lessee and Manager, Mr R. Flanagan ; Acting-Manager, Mr H. A ...

Published: Saturday 23 March 1895
Newspaper: The Era
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 1327 | Page: 18 | Tags: Arts & Popular Culture 

AMUSEMENTS IN LIVERPOOL

... the per- formance Arizona Joe gives some smart shooting, and introduces his two dog detectives. Harry Asiston, alias Wild Cauliflower, is the evil genius of the piece, and the character is well played by Mr F. Mason. Isaac Levy, the Jew, is portrayed by ...

Published: Saturday 19 May 1894
Newspaper: The Era
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 1230 | Page: 18 | Tags: Arts & Popular Culture 

AMUSEMENTS IN BIRMINGHAM

... visiting the scene of its first production in England. Arizona Joe is played cy Colonel Joe Bruce, the crack shot; acid Wild Cauliflower by Mr Frank Mason. Other artists are Mr J. B. Houston, Mr Edward Finley, Mr Dave Allen, Mr George Mi. Baker, Mr Cecil Kennedy ...

Published: Saturday 10 November 1894
Newspaper: The Era
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 1327 | Page: 18 | Tags: Arts & Popular Culture 

The Home

... grouse, partridge, mmip, plovers, wild goose, will duck, teal, widgeon, woedrock. VEGETABLES. - Artichokes (Jerusalem), cauliflowers, French beans, scarlet runners, celery, spinach, vegetable marrow, cacamn- bers, tomatoes, parsnips, greens, and savoys ...

CRYSTAL PALACE POTATO SHOW

... White Elephants, at sixteen tone to the acre, ran up to 21b. scht The same wvll.-known farmer finds it profitable to grow cauliflowes sand pickle them for the trade. The visitors yesterday to the frait and potato shows were evidently much interested in the ...

LITERATURE

... radishes, kidney beans, carrots turni:s, sisroels, spinach, celery, brocoli, oucurnherg, adea~le, oniolons, early cabbages, cauliflowers, usparagus. artichoes, ill sort3s o sainds forced.- Straw- berries. raspberries, chersioa, rhubarb, melons, apricots, currants ...

THE FASHIONS

... flower, When the -artificial florist exaggerates 1 her imitation so that it attains the dimnensions c of as well-favoured cauliflowe~r she effeotnally s prevents the false being accepted even momsen- ; tarily for the true, and herself accuses her own1 work ...

The Home

... grouse, partridge, nhares, rabbits, larks, ponlardes, plovers, snipe. teal, widgeon, wild goose, wood- cock. VEGxrasLEs.-Cauliflowers,celery, spinach, French beans, scarlet runners, vegetable mar- row, tomatoes, cabbage, parsnips. FR'UIT.-Bananas, apricots ...

The Home

... tied in a muslin bag, and added to the soup, improves the flavour. An excellent soup is made from cauli- flowers. Boil two cauliflowers for twenty winutes, and when the flower is soft press it through a sieve, and add one quart of white stock, and threepenny- ...

THE WORLD OF BOOKS

... mtust not expect woman to blunt the delicacv of her nature by going rouind to grvasy stalls 'eleednz chops - aemarks on cauliflowers follow, which we disdain to reproduce. The -oman who deals with cu.olimtowers in the way ;'rlcrioed mus. be a person of ...

ABOVE SUSPICION AT YORK

... her betrayer an announcement which brings the curtain down on an effective picture. Act three brings us to the Cow and Cauliflower, where Sam Strutb, who is down on his luck, is heard asking the landlord to put him somewhere where he can overhear ...

Published: Saturday 27 May 1882
Newspaper: The Era
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 1678 | Page: 9 | Tags: Arts & Popular Culture 

THE FLORAL HALL—GREAT EXHIBITION OF FLOWERS

... stands jostling cve with waggon loads of cabbages, where huge bags of .potatoes t h coutrast with clegant bouquets, and cauliflowers div-de the a, t attention with roses and myrtles, It is high time that lon something better than this were done far the ...