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... the Big, big, I). A pleasant change was brought about by Betsy, a clever and mirth-provoking comedy, in which Messrs, Bannister, Glenney, Sinclair, and Purdon, aa Birkett, Senior, Talbot, McManus, and 'hiivson respectively, played capitally, ...
... of its former effectiveness. Messrs. brougbtou and Bedford hs the Marquis and tirenielieux sang tastefully. Messts. J. H. Rogers and H. Collier as tLe Haiho snd Gulxi, made the most or their pints. Tho Messrs. Hanlon- Lees, accompanied by M. Agoust paid ...
... His singing is indeed a treat and wo would desire to see and hear more of him re tho extravaganza ^nisho*. To Mr. Johu Bannister, Prince, Lubin,'' ifalls undoubtedly the honours of the evening. His burlesque is above all things genu i no-- never forced ...
... laid uj) with cold, Ac., bnt their parts were on tho shortest notice taken up by other members of the com pany. Mr. John Bannister being off for about a fortnight his part of ,4 Prince Lubm was taken by Mr. Sidney Har- oourt, and latterly by Mr. Chas ...
... Mr. J. Y. Stephens Hastings is a truly careful peifonnance, ns is also the Mr. Hnrdcastle of Mr. F. Kverill. Mr. Jnlni Bannister makes groat iun out of the small part of Diggorv. The other characters are efficiently mnl'vcll filled. The comedy is exquisitely ...
... n'^Rern l1^'- As Mrj. Malaprop with her nice r.'iousi, °f epitaphs, Mrs. H. Leigh fairly took i k'e'',8 0n stonu' Mr. John Bannister as Sir i. lriiiiu? n8ger played most eflectively, and with a ''-rill ?e- As Sir Anthony Alisolute, Mr. F. her another laurel ...
... as Germaino and Serpolette scored a marked triumph, being enthusiastically encored, while Messrs. Odelli Hognrth, Collier, Rogers, and Child wore ml effective in the rendition of their respective parts. Mr. Jules Guitton conducted, being ably secondcil ...
... lino tenor as Greniche.au. Mr. Odell gives a somewhat original reading of Gaspard, which is very tll'ectivc and Messrs. J. H Rogers and II. Collier deserve more than a passing word of praiso for Bailie and Gobo. Mdlle. J. Muntz as Germaine sang and acted ...
... 'he Salprunelle (Miss Marie Olavering) uivan, some really enjoyable by-play was ?r' Gew,' l WJ1'C'1 Mr. Dn by (Mr. T. B. Bannister), 'Hie (Mr. M. Brodie), Bertie Kelvin (Miss r°'gVe ^'ss Gadforth (Miss Marie Ander- 'ieal ill0.16 M0#l'ent contributions ...
... the Slave of the Ring respectively. Of the male performers Mr. John Bannister, the author of the pantomime, has unquestionably the best part. Independent of this, though, Mr. Bannister is a capital comedian, and be makes a bis; success. Widow Twankey is ...
... Warden, Belfast, for his Easter production. ,l)0leJf' Mistakm Identity, a new and origin*1 c, t the written by Mr. T. B. Bannister, was produc (j. T.R, Runcorn, on Monday night, by Owen's Co., and met with great succes#. j(r. will ahortly be taken round ...
... w. f. colville's LINK OF LOVE Company. Artistes:-- Mr. ALFRED WEBB j Mr. FRED HART jfc w'?£1ENBT Mr. R. R. KNIGHT Mr. W. ROGERS Mr. FRANK PATERSON and Mr. W. F. COLVILLE. \}i!8 ?5l?r?Ao^2NTAaDE 1,iss M- SUTHERLAND rj^ss ANMh ROE and Miss DORA MARSHALL ...