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... Thursday. -rjoXAL ITALIAN OPEBA.COVENX GARDEN. Und' , tbn Mimiigcmont of AUGUSTUS HARRIS. ORGANISING COMMITTEE, lord Charles Beroslord, M.P. Chaplin. E«i.. U.P. Pari Grey Murrieta, Esq. Colonel the Hon. O. Mon- KBq * enpajrcd includes most of the Artistes the ...
... Miss Cary-Elwes Miss Mr L Lindsay Mr Miss Mr F Fitz-Herberfc Miss Tomkiuson Miss Cave Mr Scrope Mr Ellis Mr Langford Mr Charles E Chaplin Mr Miss Stourton Mr Moreton Mr Mr Meade Mr Drummond Miss Bowden Mr Mr Petre O’Clery Mr Mrs Hurlbert many others Mr Lady ...
... rcourt makes anl admiral Captain Montag in, Mr Charles Fulton ?as excellent Octave, and little Maudie siog hows much Icleverness as Adrienne. In The Country Girl the characters were cast :-Moody, Mr Charles Fulton; Harcurt, Mr Frank Fenton ; Sparkish, Mr ...
... Mel- bourne. For the benefit of Beaumont and Burton several extra, turns were presented, the most noticeable being MY Charles Chaplin, a comedian who is always welcome. He has a good repertoire of songs, his ,Everyday Life being especially successful ...
... makes anl admiral Captain Montag in, Air Charles Fulton th n an excellent Octave, and little Haudie King shows much lii ed cleverness as Adrienne. In The Country Girl the characters k. w~re cast :-Mloody, Mir Charles Fulton ; Harcourt, Mir Frank J Fenton ...
... Uiiatterton. Hope Temple, ire. Messieurs Hermann Vezin, Herbert Standing. Fred Cape Lionel Brough, John Rad cliff, Charles Coborn, Charles Collette! Arthur Roberts, the Fraser Quintette, and many distinguished amateurs, including Mrs. Arthur Levy, Dr. Forbes ...
... gar: OPERA. COVENT- tDEN. SEASON 1889. Under the M=_u rem^nt ol AUUC-TS KARRIS. 0« ;asi3 --o ?? >irn_ a. Lcr.l CHARLES SERES- HENRY CHAPLIN, Esa- • IrOPJ>. M.P. M.P Earl DE G__V. A. i »E MirRIETTA Evj. Coion-1 the Hon. O. HON- HENRY OHPENHEIM, Esq. ? ...
... FRIDAY AFTERNi 'ON at three, assisted by Mr. FRED CAPE : (the Popular Humorist). Mr. CHARLES RUTLAN D (in his novel I Hypnotic Entertainment, Somnambula,) and Mr. CHARLES CAPPER (Whistling Soloist). Tickets. ss, 2s. M., and Is., at Hall box office; all ...
... , ?? William .Tobn Hardy, Esq., Charles Trice Martin, Esq., 8.A., Edward Maur.dc Thompson. Esq., LLD., eleven members trom the old Council, were re-ches-.. of the new Council; and the Rev. William Benham, 8.D., Charles Isaac Elton. Esq., 8.A.. M.P., Q ...
... DwelU-y; Mr. Rodeu Pearce, Mr. A rthur Wilis, and Herr Ragnar Grevillius. Pianoforte, Miss Nellie Chaplin ; violin. Miss Kate Chaplin ; violoncello. Miss Mabel Chaplin ; recitation, Miss S. B. Goldsmid ; accompanists, Messrs. Ernest Lake ?? Van Le.nnep.— Tickets ...
... IS.— GAIETY THEATRE THIS DAY, at 1.45, CHARLES HARRIS'S BENEFIT. Doors open at LIS.— GAIETY THEATRE. mHIS DAY. at 1.45, CHARLES HARRIS'S JL BENEFIT. Doors open at I.IS.— GATETY THEATRE. TTHIS DAY at 1.45, CHARLES HARRIS'S BENEFIT. Doors open at JLIS.— ...
... SIR CHARLES RUSSELL. Sir Charles Ensaell last night addressing public meeting at Watford, said the Liberal party could not say with truth they had made any serious inroads upon the Tory and Dissentient Liberal alliance. The Tories still kept to the D ...