... MR. WILLIAM FRANCIS'S BENEFIT. The annual benefit of Mr William Francis, one of the proprietors of the Mohawk Minstrels. took place at the Agricultural Hall on Thursday evening, when, as usual on these occasions, a programme containing a number of special ...

... supplied by a revival ot For the Term of His Natural Life. PROFESS.OR DANTE, at the Palace Theatre, is com- pelled to make way for the Fisk Jubilee Minstrels, who open next Saturday for a few nights only. Dante, piloted by Mr J. J. Lohr, and managed by Mr H1 ...

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... non-appearance. ?? performance commenced punctually at half- epast one o'clock with a selection by the Moore . and Burgess Minstrels, who appeared with white - faces on this occasion. Mr George Morgan led off e with The sweetest story ever told, Mr J ...

... top-hoot dancer ; Sisters Dashwood, speciality drummers Brother and Sister Daly, duettists and clog dancers: and May Oliver, American soubrette. AMUSEMENTS IN SOUTHPORT. (FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) OPERA HOUSE, WINTER GARDENS.-Manager, Mr J. Long.-This ...

... Needham, Mr P. H. Saxton, and the kelleys, duettists, ikc. Eiipsr.-Proprietor and Manager, Mr H. W. Thomas.-George's American Minstrels make a reap- pearance here this week ; Louis Algero, a man with a strong jaw, performs some astounding feats; and others ...

... supplied by a revival of For the Term of His Natural Life. PROFESSOR DANTE, at the Palace Theatre, is corn- pelled to make way for the Fisk Jubilee Minstrels, who open next Saturday for a few nights only. Dante, piloted by Mr J. J. Ldbr, and managed by Mr M. ...

... Tenor Vocalist. Conumence, Aug. Ist Reheacse July 25th. Particu. lars, References, and Ternts to ANDREW ROBERTOY, Kentucky Minstrels, Charweltn Itouse, Brasford. A Couple ot Chorus Eingers Required (to Pliy Briss Preferred). ' ANTED, First-class Tenor ; ...

... volkslied of the Negroes of Ole Virgininv or Dixey's Land. Mr Henry J. Sayers, who has for many years been identified with the minstrel and variety business, heard it during one of his professional journeys down South, set it down in black and white, composed ...

... Miss May Fisher complete the cast. CARMABRTHEN. AssEaRBLY Roo1s.-Secretary, Mr E. Baldwin.-Mr Andrew Roberton's Kentucky Minstrels appeared here for three nights on Thursday, the 23d ult., when they presented their familiar entertainment to a crowded house ...

... commendation are Mr B. Rowe, p M1r A. Earle. Miss Helen Rigby, and Miss Lizzie Allen. 4 PtUBLIC HALL. - The Bobee operatic minstrels E opened here last night with an attractive programme. n DARLINGTON. THEATRE ROYAL.-Proprietress, Mrs S. A. Titman; l' Lessee ...

... with the American drama entitled The Block Hawks. The horses are well trained, and go through their perform. ance in a highly creditable manner. The play is well staged. TOWN HALL.-The first two days of this week the Moore and Burgess Minstrels have been ...