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... duettists and dancers; Messrs. Greeley, Dixon, and Downey, clever negro comedians; Mr. F. D. Harris, vocal comedian; and 'Mr. Tom White, negro artiste. A selection from Norma was played with great spirit by the orchestra, which is capitally conducted by Mr ...
... UWL Offlo. 10 _rityyn NEW STAR MUSIC HALL, WILLI LIVERPOOL FnpMMHd Jm» FisuiuALM During th« W»%k. f Brtttoat Swcm TbrM Mr. TOM WHITE Mdaiklii«H tko Nrw rntHM fcUlm orw rttoitk—o of Loogbtor: MWtAry Diroctor, Tom WbHo. Mlm AT! K WHENCE Um Pmmxh Rod fnakr ...
... duction. Miss Rate Braham, a very capable vocalist, Mi-s Christine Dwsight. fiss Marie Majilton, Mr. Harry Pleon, and Mr. Tom White are to be found amongst Lhe caste. The music is being arranged by Mr. David J. Wood, who bas compwoed several numbers. Mr ...
... executed by AiL and Madame Alias, Mrs, May, Miss Fisher, Mmrs Benedict, Mr Reade, and Miss Upton, The comic scenes were by Mr. Tom White; and the ballets invented and arranged by AL Bertrand, of London. The local a hits and topical allusions, which were greatly ...
... follow ev Miss Elliott, who bas been responsiblefotb arrangement of the ballet scene, will take a benefit. On Friday Mr. Tom White, an old favour-te ia Liverpool, will also have the house, and the last night of the pantomime has been allotted to Mr. ...
... races. numerous gave cordial welcome last night Miss Taeisnia. one moat popular and fascinating vocalists of theday. Mr. Tom White and bis talented Arab Troupe alto secured genuine nctw by their roost amnsing sketches, catching rangs, and enjoyable choruses ...
... nt; Miss Marie Abbey, characteristic vocalist; Mr. E. Mosedale, comic vocalist Miss Annie Bennell, serio-comic; and Mr. Tom White, eccentric negro comedian. Mr. Fred Albert and the Ollives are underlined as the stars for the coming week. HENGLER'S ...
... beat Cd J T Soft' MT a l bat Mlt MuNad's Mall . Mcclja Welsh Aoy beat Mlir 3 53nore ?? ?? ~tD , Kr H K Stnto Sagous beat Mr Tom White ]a 1 melkbam f t MrT PTice na Arte beat MrW H Smith De Stuart a Maepherson ?? U I1beat nwsnrng j S t ?? Mr W H Smith's Simile ...
... Cicily-strect ?? William Houldiug.Thos. S. itamsay 25, Clayton-street..Eliz Pickering.. -..Joli Elagg 12, College-st. S ?? Tom White ?? s Jotn Lnis 29, Copperas-hill . James Gurney ?? Francis Powell 227, Crown-street-Toes. Delahnnt ..Chos. E. Webster 16 ...
... ceased, (Cheers.) It meant, hovever, more than this, because it meant her Majeits's government all over the emnDire. ?? Tom White (her Majesty's miniiiter inTurkey) also ?? Marquis of Lorne, in proposing Our Colonies and Pos- sessions, asked the company ...
... artist has r judiciously relied upon his able brush to . produce an effective picture. The comic a scenes, invented by Mr. Tom White and I that veteran-clown Mr. Walter Hildyard, are s intensely funny, and the capital double hbrae- quinade is an innovation ...
... auooaaaful and well-managed place of entertainment last evening, where there waa audience. The chief ia artistic hat by Mr. Tom White talented troupe of ** Arabs, very funny oombinataon, who introduced for tha first time in Lirerpoot new military akatch ...