... 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 ...

... Livermore a party c to of Livermore Brothers' Court Minstrels spent a most 8 w enjoyable day on the 25th ult. First-class carriages x le were supplied from Glasgow to Greenock, and the S Ir minstrels travelled thence by p.s. Minerva down the I is river ...

... twisting and turning, the effect, though indescribable, is most cer- tainly exhilarating, and applause loud and long is com- pelled. The art of pantomime expression is well exercised by Signoriea Cavallazzi as Victor, Bliss Ada Vincent makes ael enchanting ...

... luiobc, and on Tues- day Jane was the attraction. On Thursday, Friday, 4and Saturday Uncle Tonit's Cabin, by Collett's Anglo American combination company, is to appear. BLYTH. THEATRE ROYAL.-Manager, Mr Moody.-Ir Charles A. Norman's company occupy the boards ...

... wonderful performing ponies. The clowns are Brien Craven and Vol Becque. The Victoria Minstrels are successful. CORN EXCHANGE.-Blessrs Livermore Brothers' Court minstrels proved attractive here for three nights. WALSALL. ST. GEORGE's THEATnE.-Lessee, Mr ...

... Sharp- witted Pony quickly saw the vestryman had been spoofed, so left him for a few minutes, and returned with a pair of minstrel's bones, saying, Here they are, and adding, I have got his tambourine also, if YOu would like to see that. Surprise ...

... much admired. PAvILrOe.-A strong company is here, the following being ?? Iheis in an American variety entertainment, in which they introduce a musical moko ; the American Sisters, vocalists ; Professor Burnett, who gives a pleasing drawing-room entertain- ...