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... G AIETY THEATRE, GREAT SUCCESS of the • PANTOMINE, “CINDERELLA.” talented troupe of artists, BEAUTIFUL SCENERY. Exquisite Costumes, Superb Appointments, Sparkling Music, Charming Ballets, Characteristic Dances. GORGEOUS EQUIPAGES. TEAM OF LILIPUTIAN PONIES ...
... person could object to, but such wanton mischief as above described should be dealt with at once, and the managers of our theatres must not lose any time in putting a stop to such conduct. If not, those who patronise the pits and circles will no doubt ...
... seems that a fortnight before the time, and without consulting his sweetheart, the young man engaged a box at one of our theatres for l>oxing night. Having done so he repaired as usual to the dovecot, and during a few minutes’ tete-a tcte he pressed his ...
... AMUSEMENTS. QUEENS ROYAL THEATRE, Lessee —Mr E. Jones. Manager— Mr J. W. Whitbread. Enthusiastic Reception. Tumultuous Applause. Gigantic Success! GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE. J. F. WARDKN’S Comic Christmas and Fifth Queen’s Theatre PANTOMINE, THE FAIR ONE WITH ...
... sheathes over to any size for smaller kinds. It seems rather absurd to speak of as being convulsed by the re-opcning of a theatre, yet to say so is scarcely an exaggeration. I question if ever a coming representation was so much* talked about, or afterwards ...
... the clamour arose the trumpet tones of Surgeon Ormsby announcing the advent of Punch and Judy in the theatre, and thither crowded the guests. The theatre is a pleasant little building with a genuine stage in the rere of the hospital, reached through a roofed ...
... the Meath Hospital were entertained at a concert which was given in the theatre of the institution. Tea was served in the large hall prior to the opening of the concert. The theatre was tastefully decorated with evergreens, and JAN. 12 UBO. mottoes and ...
... 6.30 to 7. QUEENS ROYAL THEATRE, Leasee—Mr E. Jones. Maunder— Mr J. W. Whitbread. Enthusiastic Reception. Tumultuous Applause. Rigantic Success! GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE. .1. F. WARDKN S Comic Christinas and Fifth Queen’s Theatre PANTOMINE, THE FAIR ONE ...
... AMUSEMENTS. QUEEN’S ROYAL THEATRE. Lcweo —MrE. Jones. Maunder Mr J. W. Whitbread. Enthusiastic Keception. Tumnituons Applause. Higantic Success! ORANI) DAY PERFORMANCE. J. F. WARDEN’S Comic Christmas and Fifth Queen’s Theatre PANTOMIME, THE FAIR ONE WITH ...
... LA REVEILLE. Gaiety Theatre Pantomime.— ln our previous notices we dealt with the various items they were presented the opening night, and it is not now unreasonable to suppose that sufficient time has elapsed wherin any improvements necessary could have ...
... Dublin a hundred years ago, which present a most extraordinary contrast to the state ef society here in the present day. The theatre was often the scene of outrage or violence, as the following two instances will show. On the evening January 19th, 1746, a ...
... A I E T Y THEATRE, BEAUTIFUL BCENKRY. Exquisite Costumes, Superb Appointments, Sparkling Music, Charming Ballets, Characteristic Dances. GORGE OUS EQUIPAGES. TEAM OF LILIPUTIAN PONDS, Pack Keal Hounds, Comical Tandem Houses, MIRTHFUL TOPICAL SONGS, Funny ...