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... hiociuuaciieduylinqte Carlyle, Julia, at sea, Oct. 3 summer Coppini, Mr. and Mrs., at sea, Oct. 3 Pell, John, Boston, Jan, 2s Clovan, Miss, at sea, Oct 3 Pell, Harry, New York, Jsuse I Coigssard, T., at sea, Oct. 3 Pei d, Sam., Cairo. Sept. 21 Caillot, Mrs ...
... ported by Messrs. Wood, Bensan, W. S. Lowry, J. 1i. Alleo, Mrs. Allen, and Mrs. Benson. Ote Thursday Mr Franek Pell, the Lino- plan minstrel, had a benefit; and en Friday Mr ?? mnade his appeai, when Eagle Eye and Claude Dec~al were the pieces repre- sented ...
... AMERICAN THEATRICALS. I NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER. 7. The principal event that we have to record this week is the opening of WOOD's MVUSEUM AND METtOPOLITAN TSREATRE which took place last Monday morning as early as eight o'clock, when visitors were admitted ...
... concluded a very successful season on Saturday last, and Mr Bateman opened the house on Monday with Matilda Heron in a new American tragedy called Geraldine; or, love's Fictoyz, with the following ?? de Lacey, Matilda Heron- David of Ruthrie, a Welsh bard ...
... too much tp. ask that the various situations follow each other without creating a suspicion that the author has been com- pelled or* desires to give all the principal perforrmerg an equal chance. The cha- racters in Dollars and Sense generally carry on ...
... Saharet, Sylvia and Cansino, the Durmond Minstrels, Wilsn ad Waing HerertLinwonGusElen, Sid Black, G. W. Hunter, Professor Parker, La Tests, Btt heped, Eharen Bos.,andthe American Biogreph, including the Spanish-American WareceesBouters Lck n Snda, Sene atthe ...
... MUSIC. ?? a CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS. ti This very popular troupe of American Ethiopians t have lost noe of their London popularity. They have I returned to town after a short absence, and have located c themselves in a new domicile-the concert-room attached ...
... (says an American paper) appears to have a very exciting effect on opera singers. Both the Mapleson and Patti troupes appeared to be living in harmony while they were in St. Louis, but they no sooner imbibe the electric atmosphere of the American Paris than ...
... ; MORNING PERFORMANCES WEDNESDAY and r- WRDA, at Twio The Largest Minstrel Company on earth. HAVERLY'S AMERICAN is'IOLON BIINSTRELS. Forty Fomouo Performers. A torrent of new American Attractions. 5ltre (Forty) F irst Part. The Great New Yor-k Burlesque ...
... Lights and Shades of Negro Life and -Character, to-night. This, it is understood, will be the last appearance of the Minstrels in public in Liverpool; SWIeM~dlX ENTEWAINiMENI. -The Liverpool Swiinnaing Association will give an entertaiznent at Cor ...
... non-appearance. ?? performance commenced punctually at half- epast one o'clock with a selection by the Moore . and Burgess Minstrels, who appeared with white - faces on this occasion. Mr George Morgan led off e with The sweetest story ever told, Mr J ...
... top-hoot dancer ; Sisters Dashwood, speciality drummers Brother and Sister Daly, duettists and clog dancers: and May Oliver, American soubrette. AMUSEMENTS IN SOUTHPORT. (FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) OPERA HOUSE, WINTER GARDENS.-Manager, Mr J. Long.-This ...