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... Pugiliste, &,C Grotis. J1E CHIAMPIONSHIP of the THAMES.-. em White (matched with Chambers), in ontrigger, 21e. Tpbotograph of Tom White, in private dress, 3*. 6d, Bobort Chilsborer (the Champion), in outrigger, 21s. ileory Kelly (Ex.ChamlioO). in outrigger ...
... Brothers As-one, Sisters Calsendish, Tony Griffln, Sisters Western, Walter Stockiell, the Zanettos, We. F. Moss, Professor Tom White and his Precocious Scholars. Rehearsal on Saturday at 1-30 o'clock. 9 OYAL FORESTERS' PALACE OF l VARIETIES, CAMBRIDGE-ROAD ...
... Coleman, Reals D'Alberg. Charles Eidgwell, Lotto, } Inlo, and Otto, the Great Northern Troupe, Mails Kendall, 8 Texatkansaa, Tom White and his Military Squad; great r success of Mr Leslie Stuart's famous Song The Soldiers of C the Qneen, sung by Pimple ...
... M'Farlane is in no way connected with my Troupe, and is not authorised to make Engagements. All letters must be addressed Tom WHITE, Clown, Prince of Wales's Theatre, Liverpool. ROYAL STAR THEATRE, STOCKTON. TANTED, really First-class Variety Talent I for ...
... Uopnsw t Ct =- 0n o a Pe of Silver Bells PecialUY ca and pre&nted to VO&nme, BUSS ADA ZILLAH PFICE. ATADAM B. . BIBD, mu. TOM WHITE ha t{te cS tbe Fboyal 2iormal College ansd Acad rtsy cf MOc for thle Itlitod, London), who has had the honaour of Sining ...
... The Conlio Instrumentalist. LO Il>- J. W. HALL, the Yockshire Hulmorist. il VARIETIES BY OTHER ABLE ARTISTES, W. Next Woek-TOm WHITE ctad his Arabs. iS, of nd SWANSEA. bet sect u 1XTEW THEATRE and STAR No :N Li% OPERA HOUSE, WIND- STREET yor ; SWANSEA.- ...
... Sucoess, ' _ o Oc THE MANXlAN. Bos Office lnon' Opea ii Brder's, Wind street, 1.T HE EM P I-R E_ . ?? ?? SrOLL. TO NIGHT. TOM WHITE AND HIS STREET ARABS, In their ?? of fun, rOLICE, SOLDIERS, ?? introducing the Prodigy of the Period, Little Varieties ...
... The Comic lGstraaintalist. ?? J. IV. HALL, the Yorkshire Humorist. hole a VARIETIES BY OTHER ABLE ARlISTES, ?? Next Week-TOM WHITE and his Aabsa. given - WOtiMoe SWANSEA. [ELL, rTEW THEATRE and STAR ?? OPERA HOUSE, WIND - STREET, SWANSEA.-Propriotor and ...
... Everybody to know that WHITE'S T GRAND BENEFIT, at St. George's Hall, Llandudno, was 70, and still money refused at the door. Mr Tom White also begs to thank ?? of his Troupe for their very handsome present of a Gold Medal, presented to bis at the Benefit:-Mr ...
... Mystery. NEXT WVEEX-Four Perforlmanees on Boxing Day NEWPORT. THE Ej E Al P I R :E, t Manager ..TO-NIGHT. ,. OSWALU STOLL,. TOM WHITE TROUPE OF STREET ARABS, In the Funuijst Acts ever put on a Pablio Stage, at which all Loudon has held its sides laughing ...
... Brador's, Wind street 31530 ?? H Bi 2,M P I R E art T XiFMPR alJII Manallager ?? ?? .. SeWA.D STOI.I,. All TO NIGHIT. 4 TOM WHITE AND HIS STREET ARABS. _ In their frealks of ful, POLICE, SOLDIERS, &c., introdcing ?? el' the Period, Littlo Pimple. ...
... Duettists; Pat Rafferty, Irish Camedian ; Harry Evelyn, Comic Vocalist; Richard Evans. Tenor Vocalist; Harry Lynn and Daughters; Tom White and his Arabs. in their screaming Absurdities; Arthur Ring, Actor-Vocalist; and Nellie Gylmour, Serio. Chairman, S. Sutton ...