... MISS MAUD BOYD AT THE PRINCE OF WVALESS THEATRE, LIVERPOOL. THE BABES IN THE WOOD. The Babes in the Wood has caught on at the Prince in a manner which has not been excelled by l any other ?? Era (Liverpool). t Miss Maud Boyd as Robin Hood entered ...

... MISS CORA STUART AT Tilb, STAR THiEATBE, DUBL ?? 10 ie Oil Monday, Jan. 21, l8)3, e n ?? and (irigati Mue~.1l oronologuo e, A DRESS REHEARSAL,' t Written Expressly for Iliss Stuart lby H. Bedsv,:, ,i j., Df was produced at the ahove theatre W Copy of ...

... American war by J. G. Whittier. In this at the very outset we bad ample proof of the elocutionary skill of the reciter, the word picture of the poet being most graphicallyrepro- duced, holding the interest, and exacting the sympathy of Miss Kellogg's hearers ...

... MAURICE MANCINI e Captain Foster ?? Mr H. D. LANGE Graham Maxwell ?? Mr J. EDwaaD PHAIlCE Mr Pettifer ?? Mr LISLY T TwisoN l Brook ?? ?? Mr WILLIAM PILLINO Miss Maxwell . Miss HEnRIET7A CowER Maud Landon ?? Miss CALTHORI'e 5 Katie ?? Mss ...

... popular opinion has been somewhat in favour of Miss ou d Alma Curzon, whose dashing style and powerful voice ce d are seen and heard to great advantage in this song at F] Athe Pavilion.-Afanx Sun, Aug. 13th. W Miss Alma Curzon, a charming comedienne, sang di ...

... Augnst 1st :-Mesis Ryder, T. Swiobsairne, J. Vollaire,' C. arner, g. Rg TeesdOIS Ktilpaclr, H. W. Clifflord, J. Licktold, George (}ordon, L.Fredaiie H. Farrell, W. D. Fisher, 3&iss Cleveland (Mrs Gbarles Yme a Miss Kate Langley, and Miiss Margaret Cooper ...

... e li b r r y n d r a d t t o h i m b i d i n g h e r b e c a r e fu l n et o c o o se o n e w rit e n y a oin e. M a rria g e 'I I b e n g t a n c m p l e e d , s h e a s d s i r o s t h a v e I l i s o pi io n If er aid n c fpr , a ...

... ALICE DE WINTON .. .. ?? ?? Miss LO0s EVERARD 3 ?? . Miss NELLIE EvELYN j ?? 3;E9 MABsBL TEMPE. T * S t .r l, . .. Miss HELEN' LEYTON ?? - .. MIBs LYDIA WEsT . TiPt . Miss DORA DENT ?? Tlli'1' ?? GR~cdE Llan i, e Tlim e , ...

... Mr Bnoogs Mrs Linden ?? ?? Miss Lucre HARWOOD Ann a ?? Mrs E. H. BROOKs ?? ERIc FraDn-FisaER Emmnie ?? ?? CARYL FyBrD-nISnRa Maid Servant ?? .. Miss BROOnE Nors .. ?? Miss NoBaYS The matin6e given by Miss Norreys at the Criterion on Tuesday had especial ...

... of aw'more 'familiar kind, as we see in the evenne~s i of mnelody > and simpliciyoE detail -whuch .ev'erywhere exist. 'Miss Birchj Miss Dhiby and. Mr . W~eiss-were e'the exponenta,; and ~we .need. .notfsay. the abest 'tha'- .coblle'havec been' had. -^ ...

... brilliatit aftermioon gathering thani that which took place on the 27th Ilt., when the Mlayor and Mlayoress of Brighton (Dr. J. Ewart, J.P., and Mliss Ewyart) werc At Home to the inuameroits guests present at the magnificent bail of last Wednesdoay. It was ...

... fair audience, but upon the platform, where Miss A. J. Aldridge and Miss. Riversdale commenced the concert with Blumenthal's Venetian Boat Song, wh ich theysang withmuch grace and effect, anti were recalled. Miss Aldridge later on sang The Arrow and the ...