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... DEATH OF FAMOUS MINSTREL.' Mr. George Washington Moore, better knows as Pony Moore, and founder of the Moore and Burgess Minstrels, has died at his residence, Moore HOW!. Finchley-road, having nearly completed his ninetieth year. Pony Moore was born ...
... circus, became an expert rider, and displayed not h little enterprise as a showman. Eventually he became manager of an American minstrel troupe. Is 1869 he came to Locdon, and was engaged by the maynor Comway on signing • paper not to be funny. The beginning ...
... Captain Ellis and Son introduced lively dancing, patter, comet and trombone selections, and imitations of Sousa’s band and American minstrel band; and Odell cave amusing tambling act, with bedroom a* the scene; Mr Rossi Ashton effected clever lightning sketches ...
... vessels ranges from 1,743 7,006, the largest of this idle fleet being the three tankers Scottish Chief. Scottish American, and Scottish Minstrel. Many of the vessels have been laid up more than twelve months, and some have sailed* and returned again to laid ...
... FAMOUS NEGRO MINSTREL PASSES AWAY. In the early hours of yesterday morning, says the London Ile#s Agency, Mr George Washington Moore, better known as Pony Moore, and founder of the Moore and Burgess Minstrels, died at his residence, Moore House, Finchley ...
... attractions of Coney Used and•tne many other American pleasure greseida. For twelve hours daily there will be • winetant change of programme, specie; being a Ountinental circus of first rook, an American minstrel show of one hundred performers, a Christmas ...
... recalls many hoppy reminiscences to hundreds of thousands of people throughout the British Isles. Although of American origin, the minstrel business was brought to its highest state of perfection in this country. ...
... has leapt into deserved popularity during ihe last year or so. Song plays a vital part this enthralling story of an American minstrel troupe, and is brilliantly represented in the talent of Irving Berlin interpreted tho inimitable Al Jolson. These songs ...
... successfully at his trade, he found the call of the show irresistible, and starting off again, became manager of an American minstrel troupe. in June, 1859, he came to London, and was engaged by the Raynor Company, on signing a paper not to lx' funny ...
... Tower Buildings, Crypt House (entrance near Crypt Schools. Southgate Street). To-night (Saturday), Id. Pop Concert. American Night. Minstrel Troupe.—To-morrow (Sunday), Services 11 and 3. Speaker, Mr. Wilkes. Evening, 6.45. Speaker Mr. Weston. 'Subject: ...
... Famous Troupe HARRY T> EY N OLDS' JlV' Anglo-American JJ, I T E E L S , Frcm the Crystal Palace, London, brilliant, refined, and varied programme, comprising the gems of American Minstrelsy. Splendid Minstrel Choir, superb Band, famous Comedians, unrivalled ...
... Famous Troupe HARRY T> EY N OLDS' ■*>-*> Anglo-American mJ INSTRELS, From the Crystal Palace, London, in a brilliant, refined, and varied programme, comprising the arems of American Minstrelsy. Splendid Minstrel Choir, superb Band, famous Comedians, unrivalled ...