... will scarcely, we fancy, prevent the Swansea Empire from being packed this week, so strong are the. attractions provided. Tom White and his troupe of assorted comedians should themselves prove an irresistible draw, the turn they provide being one of the ...

... enterprise. With a mar- vellously trained white setter Mdlle. Chester gives a number of picturesque huniing statuesque tableaux. Tom White and his troupe of assorted comedians pleased so much that they were thrice recalled. The other turns included the Allisons ...

... for the occasion, and forms an interesting and pleasing adjunct to this grand display. Amonst the other turns are those by Tom White and his company in their clever and most amusing comic sketches and songs; Mr Fred Wilmot (late of Farrell and Wilmot), who ...

... Treorky, played an admirable game. D. S. Jones was not quite at home, but great things are expected of him. For the visitors Tom White was the best, Willicombe being a good second. Arnold, the visiting back, held a slight advantage over his vis-a-vis, W, Jones ...

... that should prove most attractive. Mdlle. Minnie Chester brings her white setter Billy to do a novel statuiry performance, Tom White, with his juvenile comedians, is sure to go well. The Phoite Pinauds will give a grotesque comedy show, and besides there ...

... his capital burlesque sketch company and other bigh-class artistes will give their supp rt. The Empire (Newport). I With Tom White and his troupe of Arabs the trio of Welsh girls, vocalists May Arlioe, burlesque and comedy artiste Marssello Ktepper, c ...

... Thursday at the Cardiff New Cemetery. Amongst those who attended the funeral were Messrs J. Lotto (Lotte, Lilo, and Otto), Tom White and troupe, Kenealy and Conlin, Professor Duncan, the Pylades, G. Davis, Ike Jones (husband), Mr J. Macnieoll, Miss Emilia ...

... Beau- fort Arms Hotel by the chairman. The ceremony was attended by a sad fatality. A lad, about 13 years of age, named Tom White, living in Clarence-court, Chepstow, was running down from the town to the spot, when he ruptured a blood vessel, and di-d ...

... actor-vocalist), the Eight English Roses, the accomplished jugglers Zanettos, the farcical Fothergills, and others. SWANSEA. Tom White and his troupe of assorted come- dians appear at the Swansea Empire this week, and this turn alone should be the means of ...

... The reception was cordial, and the applause when she retired flattering, even to an artiste of her unapproachable merit. Tom White and his troupe of Arabs, an quite new business, were as funny as ever the Dayton family of acrobats introduced several startling ...

... the pleasant character of the gathering, and the satisfaction he felt in attending. A band, under the leadership of Mr. Tom White, played several selections, and gave token of much prospec- tive merit. The following artistes rendered valu- able assis ...

... Watson, the cornet and bugle soloist Miss Frankie Milton, the seri-ocomedy vocalist; and 'hat incompar- able laughter maker, Tom White, with his troupe of street arabs, and you will have a pro- gramme that is well worth seeing. SWANSEA. At the Swansea Empire ...