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... now so far complete that is is probable that a head master will soon be chosen. Colonel Jack” Haverly, the once famous American minstrel manager, admits having made and lost seven fortunes, and says he is now trying to get together the eighth. He is working ...
... now so far complete that is is probable that a head master will soon be chosen. Colonel Jack” Haverly, the once famous American minstrel manager, admits having made and lost features, and says he is now trying to get together the eighth. He is working his ...
... prior to commencing. 3BOSCO'S GREAT AMERICAN MINSTRELS, In Number--0 In Number. Poaltvej the very beat money 'can procure. Presenting More e V oveltlee than waa evercomcelved of InallU the records of advanced Minstrel History. VBMALL COLSTON HALL, BRISTOL ...
... ces by Captain Grove,. of the English brig tl 'Susannaki, 'who, with the assistance of Captain Clifford, of I the American ship Minstrel, rescued the wounded portion of e the crew from the burning vessel. When 'on board the 0 'Peindeeiu Captain Grove ...
... Mies -Barlee wai alvery ?? in a- sharmint trio with Messrs Wade and Blamontl., wiss B. Warwfok, intrded-- to -- l h s the American prima doanea wauloudly applauded for her contribution, True BHimt-Farewell a bright waltz iso with a pretty choies. -The ...
... M MOORE AND BURGESS MINSTRELS. The opportunity of seeing this renowned troupe of minstrels out of London occurs so rarely that their brief visit to Bristol, which commenced yesterday and will terminate to-morrow evening, will un- doubtedly be taken advantage ...
... LIVERMORE'S COURT MINSTRELS. Messrs Livermore Brothers' Court Minstrels have appeared in Bristol on more than one occasion and the very large audience that amsembled at the Colston ball on Saturday evening, when the troupe opened a week's engagement here ...
... Mr Hia^ry Treillt Mr Prive Lewis, Mr Ilary Martin, and Mr Tea Maytin were iar above the average, An amusing tketch of An American Trial concluded the firat part, end the remainder of the programme wan of a miuecllaueous oharaoter, everal important novalties ...
... audience roar. Campkin, the tramp cyclist, besides being very funny is an unusually clever cyclist. Spriggs and Grundy are smart American sand dancers, and Budd and B idd are two most most amusing comedians. The Blo-Sphero is again an attraction this week. Some ...
... AMATEUR CHRISTY MINSTREL CONCERT. - - _- _ .- ?? ?? The concert given on Saturday-night, in the large Colston-hall, by the Portishead Amateur Christy Min. strels, proved a gratifying success, and no doubt will result in a handsome addition to the fund ...
... TBE MOORE AID BURGESS BOTIM | AT THE 001 STON HALL Messrs. Moore and Burgess's Minstrels, who make It theik bouat that'for seventeen yeari they have never pe rforrmed out of London, but who, in consequence of the' Sh Jamse.'s-hall, Picoadillyi whloh ...
... The Midget Minstrels.—These minstrels, whose appearance at the Theatre Royal last week was each a success, are now performing: at the Large Colston hall, and last night, although the commodious building was not filled, yet the andienoe was both numerous ...