... fot tle Pso Tbousans Guineas in 188, anod the last named subsesuently walked oer, t(te staked being dividedd. E. Mwmis .-Tom White rowed the distance from Putneyto ?? in tweenty-three sninutes and thirleen seconds. H. Siss51s-Thehosse na7csed was struck ...

... Criterion company appeared in David Garricke. ALHAMBRA.-Mauager. Mr Elarry Lnndy.-The fol- lowing. are engaged here this week :-Tom White and his troupe of wild Arabs; Charles Chaplin, comic ; the Jasvilles, musical artists ; Little Flossie, serio-comic and dancer; ...

... company appeared in David G'arrielk. a ALHiAMsRA.-Maiiager. Mr H irry Lundy.-The fol- , lowing are eiigaged here toio wevk :-Tom White and his trouve of will Arabs Cltii s Chapliki, comic ; the LI Ja~villes, insical nrt~sts ; Little Flossie, serio-conuic and ...

... popular house, is an old favourite, and has more than I On maintained his reputation as a vocal comedian and !le dancer. Mr Tom White and his clever street arabs are T very entertaining, and have been applauded. The I Feothergill Family, comic sketch artists ...

... application to the Macager. ; HILLING PORTRAITS.-Harry Clasper, P J. M:. Clasper, Robert Chambers, Henry Kelly, George Evereon, Tom White; also Jem Mace (Pugilistic Champion), Bob Brottle, and Joe ollser (the Spider), price ls. each, or any six for 5s. dust out ...

... introduces the mystery in effective fashion, and Mdlles. Marie Gautier and Alice Albini cleverly assist in the presentation. Mr Tom White, darkey, and his burlesque Arabs supply a turn that causes great laughter, and merriment is created by the comic songs of ...

... remarkable for originality and finish, and had a warm e reception from an interested audience. Nuyqets froe a the Deep gave Mr Tom White and his arabs plenty of a scope for broad comic effects, interspersed with enjoy. able songs and dances. They are deservedly ...

... as May Edwards. The Sam Willoughby of Miss Lily Tuplin was good. STAR THEATRE OF VAIiETIES,-Proprietor, Mr Dan Lowrey.-Mr Tom White opened here on Monday, and kept the audience in fits of laughter with his clever troupe of Arabs. The Sisters Olive, duettists ...

... was excellent. STAR MUSIC HALL.-Proprietor, Mr Dan Lowrey.- Bonnie Kate Harvey keeps the audience in good humour here. Mr Tom White and his Arabs are funny. The Sisters Olive have been cordially received, and Miss Maud Hazlewood has been succossful. Miss ...

... w the Dervishes, and we were quietly informed that they ] are known sometimes as Battersea Arabs. But we h beard Buffalo Tom White, who went on to prove that I man is made wrong, and in the proving kept the i house in roars of laughter. Then having shown ...

... osition in a lion's skin, the result being joyous - laughter. One of the receptions of the evening was reserved for MIr Tom White and his cohort of military c recruits, and the way the youngsters took the 'rise s out of their commander comnmemidel itself ...

... variety entertainers; Miss Kate Geraldine, the popular soprano; and Messrs Seeley and West, musicalburlesque eccentrics. Alr Tom White and his precocious scleolars caused much merriment, and so, too, did the Two Bostons, with their burlesque bull fight. ...