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... his modesty omits to mention that his first play, entitled The Faym o' the Fern, a fantastical farce, a Christmas piece, was produced at the New Photo by Lagfiv. MR. R. G. LEGGE. Theatre, Oxford, on Feb. 4th, 1893. Having played the part of Caylev Drummile ...
... THE LONDON TREATRES. The week before Christmas, which is usually unmarked by the production of any novelty, win be this year specially distinguished by the production of the new poetical play of Cromwell, by Colonel Alfred Bate Richards, at the QUEEN'S ...
... his modesty omits to mention that his first play, entitled The F ay o' the Fern, a fantastical farce, a Christmas piece, was produced at the New Phioto by Lang/icr. R H MR. R. G. LEGGE. T Of Theatre, Oxford, on Feb. 4th, 1893. Having played in the part ...
... also upon Mr Bailey's very varied and attractive pro- gramme. THE SOUTH LONDON. The leading item at Mrs Poole's spacious and com- fortable ball since Boxing Night has been a new sensa- tional sketch, written by E. W. Rogers, the music composed by George ...
... son with his father's ward. Then comes the news that another daughter from the Orient, possessing a still greater fortune, is to fall to his lot. Each lady, however, already has a lover. Next comes the news of the death of the eccentric Colonel, who is ...
... NEW TLAYS OF. THE MONTH., (COMPILED EXCLUSIVELY FOR TE ERA.) LONDON. FEB. 5. Maid Mfarian, comic opera, in three acts, libretto by H. B. Smith, music by Reginald de Koven-Prince of Wales's. ,, 6, Waitina for the Train, comedietta, by Alfred A. Wilmott ...
... on Monday at four London halls. A NEWY departure in dress on the variety stage is the one worn by Miss Rose Bearing in her song The New Woman Up to Date, in which she appears in the divsded skirt and the complete get-up of the new woman. MASTER DAVE ...
... son with his father's ward. Then comes the news that another daughter from the Orient, possessing a still greater fortune, is to fall to his lot. Each lady, however, already has a lover. Next comes the news of the death of the eccentric Colonel, who is ...
... THE LONDON MUSIC HALLS. THE ALEAMBRA. Mr Carl Hertz, since a year or two ago he created a stir in London by his remarkable bird and birdcage illusion, has been astonishing the natives of Berlin and other continental capitals. Hle has not been idle in ...
... gratilied at the large crowds it has drawn to their ball during the Christmas carnival. Their liberal arrangements this week include a couple of sketches, both favourite items with the London public, or such portion of it as frequents music halls. We are again ...
... many enjoy- able reminiscences to recount of a most enjoyable holi- day in New York, Chicago, and Mfew London. An introduction to Colonel Fred. Grant dritig his voyage out on the New York, and the companionship of that gentleman, was one of the many pleasant ...
... quite satisfactory. THE LONDON. Very brisk, indeed, is business at the London, down Shoreditch way, where Mr E. S. Barnes continues to hive the patrons of this flourishing place of amusement excellent value for their money. The London is firmly established ...