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... Brought to Jtisticc. 3,000 visited the Corporation Museum. 12,500 holiday-keepers paid gate money at the West Pier 2,000 visitors came from Hastings, and 3,000 by the London line of railway. A new operatic absurdity, written by J. T. Denny, and composed by ...
... other music was excellently played by the large and talented band of the theatre, under tho conductorship of Mr. John North. HASTINGS-- Mrxio Hall-- (Lessee, Mr. Charles Lockey). Mr. John Coleman's Company opened here on MoDday for a fortnight's engagement ...
... liyht and Duke's Motto. iiAiy.r.:; all havaj the world-famed troupe of I which Mr. Charles Hengler ithe proprietor. North Pier.- -Mr. F. W. Clitherow in his grace ful entertainment. CRITERION. Closed. BOLTON-- Theatre Royal (Sole Lessee and Manager, ...
... Company. Raikes Hall. Hengler's circus is astonishing the visitors who are crowding daily to theso bea'itiful gardens. North Pier. Madame Patey and Signor Risegri are giving afternoon concerts in the Indian Pavilion. Monday lost was by fur the best day ...
... attractions of this beautiful place of pleasure resort, Saturdsy last being a grand day, attr.i. ting large audiences. North Pier Concerts seem to bo now the greatest success here, and no wonder, for so grand a band and such artists as Edward Lloyd and ...
... cir cus. Clifton Hall is now doted to all entertainments, having been leased for term of three yean by the Salvation Army. HASTINGS Mcsic Hall. On Tuesday Mr. DOyley Carte's l\raUs of Pemanct Company opened here under the able management of Mr. J. n Beek- ...
... 8 P K CI ALIT I E S. Do Zello, King of tho Wire. Recently conductor two weeks Oxford, Brighton, and re-engaged Pier 1'aviliou, Hastings, Ac to follow. Hotine's Marvellous Troups of Dogs and Monkeys This week Blackburn, Nowsome's Grand Cirque, Edinbro ...
... fine display of fireworks was given by Mr. James PaLn and the en tire amusements concluded with a concert on the Terrace Pier. HASTINGS-- Music Hall.-- Mr. William Calder and Company appeared here in Hip ran Winkle on Monday nigh*. Mr. Calder deserves the ...
... Foundling*. Lf I SS FUToirBTN C E CO WELL Concludes engagement with Mr. Paget, Nor. 6th. WKO'i for a few weeks at the Pier Parilion. Hastings, _ commencing Nor. 7th, for the Entire Lead. IT 1 8 S ALICE NORTON, On tour with W. Duck, Esq.'s Our Boyt Company ...
... FoumUingt. MISS F L 0 K E NC E C 0 W E L L Concludes engagement with Mr. Pagot, Nov. 6th. Engaged for a few weeks at tho Pier Pavilion, Hastings I S S ALICE NORTON, On tour with W. Duck, Esq.'s Our Bmjt Company, Mary Mclrose (Our Boyi), Mrs. Beaumont Uncle), ...
... comers this week are Jennings' Star Marionettes, who during their performances create roars of laughter and ap plause. Miss St. Piere (characteristic vocalist), Mr. Sim Ridgway (comic), whose songs have lwcoine very popular. Mr. Harry Sinclair and Miss Fanny ...
... MR R 0 B C uYs I N G H A U, ComeiUan, Con eludes most successful London season at tho Metro politan, Monday next. Pier Pavilion, Hastings, for run of pantomime Address, 30, Masbro'-road, lirook-groen, London, W.; or J. S. Ljfthouso. THE ONLY ORIGINAL LEOPOLD ...