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... I THEATEICAL NOTES. 'MANCHESTER THEATRES. HAVERLY'S AMERICAN MINSTRELS AT THE PRINCE'S. It is far from - I.Zr — op - in - TOlTl . la — t . the stage of the Prinoe's Theatre is the most suitable place foes jumble of and chorus, sandwiched with dances ...
... HAYEMLY'S MASTODON MINSTRELS. The a nnouncement that the dark troupe which has eqt ired fame in the United States, under the t i t le of Haverty's American Mastodon Minstrels, would appear at Her Majesty's Theatre, filled that building with perhaps the ...
... Tute 9 s Minstrels ave coming Co-Operative Hall, Denton. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14th, 1873. • From the Free Trade Hall, Manchester. MUTE'S MINSTRELS. A_ The following gentlemen compri.e the company this season: G. Neville, the great American Boy Tenor; J. G ...
... COMEDY THEATRE. A company of American minstrels (Christisner & Co.'s) are in possession of the Comedy Theatre this week. It is, we understand, their first appearance in this country. A number of their jokes have been in circulation on this side of the ...
... WORLD IN 120 MINUTES. NEW AND BRILL 1 ANT SCENERY. Vocally and Characteristically Illustrated by HAMILTON's BLACK AND WHITE MINSTRELS. EVERY EVENING at Eight. WEDNESDAY A SATURDAY AFTERNOONS I at Three. Stall., numbered and reserved, 2s; First Clam, . a; ...
... three weeks of Callender's Coloured Minstrels. Lovers of the particular form of entertainment which this and similar companies provide will remember the visit to this city about two years ago of Beverley'. Minstrels, a troupe then in about the zenith of ...
... interpreta the part of Bessie Wilmot, and Mr. Matthew Brodie makes a good Dr. Jab. Sampson, a part in which he reminds one of the American southern gentleman. After the drama, • very fool onemet comedy entitled Perfection is given, in which Miss Marie Glawering ...
... MAJESTY'S THEATRE IN LONDON. _ dust before the time announeed for the opening of the doors for the performance of the Haverly MinstreLe, tnsiderableconsternation was caused by the alarm that Her Majesty's Theatre in the Haymarket wan on fire. The' call was ...
... incidtivs situations. Mr. Robert, as an English detec tire, in search of a cunning darer, is clever, °cameo , is and shrewd. lis American disguise, is p.-rhaps a little over lvw, it at any rate is exceedingly amusing. xis. me. Liddon, who as the detective a daughts ...
... written by an American, though we gather from newspaper correspondence that it had been written previously by a Frenchman. As regards American music, however, there is a singular deficiency of the native article. A few Christy Minstrel songs have pretty ...
... remarks. The rev, gentleman addressed crowded audiences, was followed with manifest interest, DRUNCINNEBB ennen.—A Wealthy American Lady whose only eon was for years • slave to intemperance, after seeking in vain fur • cure, and trying all known remedies ...
... re eeive the approval of your honourable House. THE HAGUE MINSTRELS IN COURT.—In the Chancery Division, a motion was made on behalf of Mr. Samuel Hague, the proprietor of a troupe of minstrels called by his name,to restrain throe brothers, dancers and ...