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... AMERICAN ( From our own Correspondent . ) Leah Kleschner , the drama by Hugh Morton ( C . M . S . McClellan ) , who wrote The Belle of Neiv York , h 3 proved one of the most of tho New York season . It was produced at the , Manhattan , theatre , on December ...
... W . J . CHURCHILL , Minstrels . LLANDUDNO . CROMER . EMPIRE , GLASGOW . ANNA DOROTHY , The American Comedienne . BESSIE BURKE , to Company . WOOD EMPIRE . SARA WILLIAMS . The Famous Prima Donna . On Tour . ...
... composite title character, which was originally made popular by Judic. Haverley's United Consolidated American European Spectacular Mastodon Minstrels are giving their entertainment to audiences small only by comparison with the title of the show, at the ...
... It was to a > crowded audience , who attended at rednced price * . Monday the theatre will be to Thatcher and Primrose ' s minstrel * . The following attractions are being continued . at tae litn St A Qf to excellent bu « ine « 8 at D * ij , MPa at the ...
... iingerei his American money -t>hen stuffing it all back into his pocket, ho s-fcid, Sorry, old ckvar, I can't pay you. I haven't a brlgtht new English sovereign about me. He ...
... THE AMERICAN STAGE. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, November 3, 1888.-- An account of Mr. Henry Irving's reception and performance in The Bells on Monday night last, and Charles I. on Tuesday, having been cabled, it only remains to say that the ...
... THE AMERICAN STAGE LIFE WITH MOTHER By J. FLETCHER SMITH It would be hard to Imagine a more formidable problem in dramaturgy than that which confronted Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse when they settled to the task of evolving a not-too-perceptibly ...
... THE AMERICAN STAGE. (From our Own Correspondent.) New York, April 17, 1884. Eastertide has brought a rush of new productions and a remarkable slackness of business. First amongst the holiday novelties came Mr. David Belasco's new play, May Blossom, produced ...
... THE AMERICAN STAGE (From our own Correspondent.) New York. Jan. 3. 18S4 Mr. Charles Coghlan and ses affaires have been the leading topic of conversation during the past few days. He has been engaged to appear in Peril, with Mrs. Langtry, at the Fifth ...
... THE AMERICAN STAGE. FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. NEW YORK, October 18, 1883.--The production of Months, which was to have taken place on Monday night last, is postponed till to-night (Thursday), owing, says Mr. Wallack, to the success of Masks and Faces ...
... THE AMERICAN STAGE . ' ( Tram Our Spacwi Correspondents . ) VAUDEVILLE NEWS . Be * representative : 111 . JOHN IRIS . 3 l bciuumgs , 1493 , . it , &rw Zohk Cm . NEW Y . CHK , November 24 . with the opening of the Metropolitan n ^ T House « ad the Horse ...