... DIAMOND JUBILEE MINSTRELS. It would be superfluous on our part to impress upon Yarmouth residents the excellent qualities of the entertainments provided thrice daily by the Dandie Darkies at the Minstrel Arena on the North Beach. The present is the 14th ...

... Special terms ‘to Choirs and Parties of Excursionists on application to the Management. ) Diamond Jubilee Minstrels, Proprietor - A GWFIE\:!:IY'_~ Minstrel Arena near Revolving Tower, GREAT YARMOUTH. 14th Season of the Popular ...

... total of 1,199 years, and an average of 86. MINSTRELS ON MOTORS. At Spaldiog, on Friday night, an' entertainment was arranged o be given by an_amateur minstrel teoupe from de‘in sud Lyan. The Lyna minstrels arranged to travel into Lincolnshire by motor—a ...

... duologue, “ Princess and minstrel.”” The action song, “ Daflodils,” by the Melton Bchool children, was very preity, and th> * Rallway traip,” as an encore, was also good. The tit-bit of the evening wa# the play, “ The American inveator.” the ar‘istes beingy ...

... “The village choristers,” the Society; song, “The lifeboat crew,” sr. Dunnett: reeitation, “ Prince” (an ancedote of the American War), Mr. A. Edwards: duet, “0, come o'er the meadows,” Misses L. Garner and M. Smith; song, “ Friar of Orders Gray,” Mr ...

... soldiers in the campaign in Egypt and Italy. AMERICAN SONGS. America had ber war sougs as early aa the War of Independence. The tune of “ Yankee Doodle ™ had been composed by an Englishman io comtempt of American levies, but the Colomials adapted it to their ...

... in responding, caused some amusement by a reference to “the future Mre. Hanhury.” During the evenming the local troupe of minstrels gave a remarkably good entertainment. although somewhat handicapped by a very emall stage. Other muosical contributions came ...

... had received no communication frem him. he being a prisoner of war at the Gefangenen Lagar, Doebertz, Germany, wrote to the American Ambaseador asking whether he wonld make enquiries. The Ambaesador wrote to the authorities, and Mre. Linge has now received ...

... thatall verse is intended to be read aloud or u:g. and that nearly all the old world stories were thus told or sung by the minstrels and story tellers. Our first piece is by Charles Mackay, who wrote the famous song, * Cheer boys ! cheer ! for England, mother ...

... whose trade it is to rely mainly upon mouney for their influence. Ido not believe Krager is corrupt—l do not believe that all American Congressmen are corrupt—l prefer to be an On Slndn( momi‘::fi.l saw the President, quite alone, walking tow: a very shabby ...

... recitation, “A negro sermon,” Mrs. \ ; solo, - “That sweet spring morn,” Miss Daisy Garnmer; miguo-. “ Prince, a_tale of the American War,” Mr. A. Edwards; solo, “ Jesus only,” Mr. 0. E. Howlett. Following the programme supper was partaken of. mpdiatein L ...