... —On MONDAY, MARCH 24, And during the Week, will bo performed by her Majesty’* Heivnntt, the Original Petite Comedy, by Charles Dance, Ks.|, entitled A MORNING CALL: Sir Edward Ardent, Mr .1 Anderson: Mrs Chillington, Mrs blsliett. After which, AZAEL the ...

... ANDERSON—On MONDAY, March 31. and during the week, will be performed, her Mnlvaty'a servant*, the original petite ennirdy, by Charles Dance, Esq, entitled A MORNING CALL: Sir Edward Ardent, Mr James Ainlernon; MrsChllliiiglun, Mrs Ninbett. After which (for the ...

... representation were—a comedy, in one act, by Mr. T. J. Serle, entitled Tender Precautions and a farce, in one act, by Mr. Charles Dance, called, The Bengal Tiger.” The principal characters in both pieces were filled by Mr. and Mrs. A Wigau, Mr. and Mrs. Keeley ...

... of The Printer’s Devil.” Her Majesty also is expected in a week or two. On Friday last the performances consisted of Charles Dance’s clever comedy of “The Wonderful Woman” and the operatic interlude of Amoroso.” The former was exceedingly well oast and ...

... performance took place in St. George’s Hall. The pieces selected were Mr. Planche s drama of Secret Service,” and Mr. Charles Dance's burletta entitled Hush Money.” Mr. F. Kobson, Mr. F. Matthews, Mrs. A. Wigan, and Miss Heath, represented the principal ...

... will, is said, succeed to the appointment. We hope not, while such writers for the stage as Mr. Jerrold, Mr. Planche, Mr. Charles Dance, and Mr. Sheridan Knowles are still alive. The office of Poet-Laureate (also in the gift of the Lord Chamberlain) is held ...

... evening's amusement. Both farces are exceedingly good, though differing in quality. The first is a sort of comedy by Mr. Charles Dance, and is called “The Stock Exchange; or, the Green Business,” the said business being some mysterious affair in which certain ...

... produced: a farce Mr. C. J. Collins, called “Take Care of Your Pockets;” and on Thursday a new and original comedy, by Mr. Charles Dance, entitled “Marriage a Lottery.” The latter is accompanied with now scenery, dresses, and appointments. Both pieces are ...

... mere savage scramble, to which (again thanks to the system) men are hounded on to satisfy the ■exigencies of faction. Mr. Charles Dance, the dramatic writer, died on the sfh mat. Lowestoft, whither he had gone for the benefit of his health, harm suffered ...

... CHARLES DANCE, ESQ. Charles Dance, Esq., a dramatic writer of note, who died on the inst., Lowestoft, in the sixty-ninth year of his age, was, besides being a dramatist successively Registrar, Taxing Officer, and Chief Clerk of the late Insolvent Debtors’ ...

... play, or rather proverb, M. Alfred de Musset, entitled, “II faut qu'une portc soit ouverte ou fermee,” known to us by Mr. Charles Dance’s Morning Call,” which concluded the performance, was exquisitely played Mdlle. Plessis and M. Lafont. On Thursday and ...

... Mr. Tom Taylor’s drama, in one act, The Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing.” To be followed by the favourite comedietta, by Mr. Charles Dance, entitled “The Bengal Tiger.” The characters will be sustained by the following distinguished amateurs : —Mr. Brandram ...