... ability, fills the rile of the hero, Lionel Roy, and is well supported by the other members of the company. The Belfast Northern Whig. Sept. 24, 1889. Is Life Worth Living? is superior in many respects to the generality of plays of a similar nature. The numerous ...

... bear off the palm. -The Owl, Miss Muriel Aubrey was dignified and ?? Morning News. As Lady Woodetock has many excellent ?? Whig. Miss Aubrey is elegant and ?? Times. Graceful and ?? Journal. Played by Mliss Muriel Aubrey in a highly finished manner. -Dublin ...

... follow:-Grand, Manchester Empire, Blackpool ; and Entire Livermore Tour. M R. N. C. BOSTOCK. At the ALHAMBRA, BELFAST. Northern Whig, May 2d :-Bostock the well-known come- dian and character vocalist, is another strong attraction in the programme. The artist ...

... Irishman are indispensable. The exquisite humour with which he invested the Part of Big Barney Bawn evoked almost continuous ?? Whig. Nov. 12th, vacant. WALTER CooKE, ROYALTY THEATRE, CHESTER. TT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND. By the late Charles Reade. The No ...

... dancing was most delightful to witness, and each change of costume only seemed to render her appearance brighter. Northersn Whig, March 20th.- biss Julia Bullen is pleasant and livelv as Dick Whittington, both singing and acting well. The Ulster Exsaminer ...

... admirable perfornance sas the Narcisse of Mr Perceval Clark.-The Era, March 17th. Mir Perceval Clark as Narcisse was highly ?? Whig, March 6th. MR. SIDNEY HARCOURT, THEATRE ROYAL, HUDDERSFIELD. Mf R. W A L T E R V E R NO XN, Comedian, on Tour as THE PARVENU ...

... Arthur Roberts in opposition. The following are the Press Opinions CHARLES CARTE as JERRY THE TRAMP. An undoubted versatile ?? Whig. k Mr Carte, than whom there is no cleverer character actor.-I Belfast News-Letter. z Address, this Week, Belfast ; next, ...

... and riding a tricycle with a skill that was remarkable. The turn was deservedly received with boisterous applause. Northern Whig, Tuesday, Aug. 3d, 1897. BELFAST, EMPIRE. Last night hearty applause greeted the recognition by the house of the principal ...

... Scene roving himself an actor of exceptional ?? Era, en. 9th. Mr Bassett Roe's Mercutio fairly drew forth the sympathy of ie ?? Whig. Made an admirable Mercutio.-News-Letter. Mr Bassett Roe's Victor Delille, the used up man of the orld, was characterised by ...

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... by this clever actress, but the very walk aon c: jaunty self-possession of the type were reproduced to per fection. Northern Whig, Aug. 23d. - Miss Marie it Georgiana Tidman gains the sympathies of the andien-c-a once, acting with an amount of spirit anoll ...