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... Caleb Deecie. Miss Enmilie Grattan and Miss Ethel Selwyn made a very pretty pair of Roses, and acted as well as they looked. Tus~eec - CARDIFF. T ARz OYAL.-Lessee and Manager, Mr Edward Fletcher; Acting-Maniager, Mr John Sheridan.-Mr H. J. Leslie's opera ...
... directions probably unexampled in their exactitude; but they are of a kind that would rejoice the heart rather (for instance) of Mr John Hare than of DI. Antoine, director of the Theltre Libre. For example: GCasconti's Chrcmberin the Palazzo Mlattei. The scene ...
... :-Duet by Messrs Furneaux Cook and John Le Hay, accompanied by 'Herr Meyer Lutz; song, Mr Fred Cheesewright; 'cello solo. Herr Schuberth; tenor song, IMlr Herbert Grover; Vigilance duet, Messrs Fred Storey and Harry Grattan; imitations, Mr Robb Harwood j ...
... METROPOLE.-Manager, Malr John Riley; Secretary, Mr B. Henderson Howat.-ir Kennedy Miller's company is here with Lord Edward; or, '93. The production owes much of its success to the amusing assumption of Tbady Ml'Grath by Mr John S. Chamber- lain. Mr H. ...
... Mliss Eiiuilie Grattan, Miss EIttie Williams, Miss Audrevl IFod, Miss Lucia .Harwood DMr Harry Monklitnoue, Mr John L. Shine, Mr Hnrry Paulton, Mr George Gidledii, Mr William Blakelev, Mr W. H. Deniny, Mr Sydney Valentine, Mr H. Grattan, 31r Frederick ...
... DAVID. Gilliatt Grenfell ?? Mr BUCKLAW David da Silva ?? Mr HERBERT WVARING Dr. ?? Mr MURRAY CARSON Colonel Hood ?? M r JOHN BEAUCIIAp Mrs Grenfell ?? Mrs CRowE Dorothy Wendovor ?? Miss ESTELLE BURNEY Peget ?? ?? Miss LILLIAN LEE .David is one of the ...
... n-ell delineated. and the follow- ing merit mention :-Esrl Morey, Mr Charles Cooper, Viscount Elverton, Mr John Clulowv; Tommy Toshington, Mr John W. Adams; Countess of Bolton, Mliss Alice Yorke; Coralie, Miss Alexes Leighton. Miss Leighton played her part ...
... ROYAL.-Proprietor and Manager, Mr WV. e B. Redfarn.-On April 23d. 24th, and 25th Miss Emilie St Grattan's On 'Change company appeared here. As Iris l Miss Grattan was seen to great advantage and was well H l supported by Mr Robert Courtneidge, who, as Professor ...
... made in the show ground. Complaints, not altogether sun- founded, had frequently been heard of the distance from town of the Cardigan Fields-almost the only available ground in our locality for such a parpose; and whilst the committee were considering how ...
... ceusre one at t e back, only not double, but stiffened with whalebone; the other plaits iare simple, and sliffit from under the arm, ,The 'sleeves are ornamented with jockeys, which are merely 2small bias ~bands placed round the armhole, with fringe and -grelots ...
... PLEASURE GARDEI;s TIuEATRE.-Manaver, H. W. Rowland.- Miss Emiilie Grattan is here this week with an excellent com- pany plaiinT Oie 'Change, In Olden Days, Vice-Versa, and Oin the Sea. Miss Grattan is very effective as Iris in the first- naied comedy, and as ...
... ages, 5male and 2 fenoale infants, mlaking a total of 207 eo~la; equal to 161k statute adults, under charge et Siurgeon ?? John G. Wlnstone, and tdeuteiiart uiepiq 0o deathie ocourred during the VOyegoQW o . , ?? COTlTON SUPPLY.-A. deputation from the ...