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... and General are the principal funny male characters, and cause abundant laughter by their fonniosities and clever comic ?? Whig, March 20th. ans. ALFRED HEMMING, in answer to numerous letters, begs to say, with all due respect, that he has no Connection ...
... utmost fun out of ?? Morning. NewsOttth 1896. Mr Robson Paige as the Rev. Thomas Begot left nothing to be wished for -Northern Whig (Belfast), Oct. 13th, 1896. Mr Robscu Paige as the Rev. Thomas Bagot did not over- draw the lifelike sketch he gave of a not ...
... lly encored, responding each time with pieces that tooic even better than the items on the programme. The Belfast Northern Whig, of Saturday, December 27th, says :-The appearance of Paganini on the platform provoked a warm reception. In a fewv minutes ...
... Miss Nellie Bouveric vwas a most vivacious Crusoc. She sang and acted with the greatest spirit during the eveoing. Northern Whig. The part of thc hicro vas sust4ined by Miss Nellie Bouverie with rare gusto. Her ?? never flagged. N/ISS ELINOIt LOVEDAY ...
... and General are the principal funny male characters, and cause abundant laughter by their funniosities and clever comic ?? Whig, March 20th. N[R. FREDERICK HARRISON, 'V t Engaged by Mr H. Beerbohm-Tree for his next production at the Haymarket Theatre ...
... grotesque acrobating, and high-kicking. Very clever indeed is Miss Bray's clog skipping-rope dance, which was loudly ?? Northern Whig. Tremendous Hit, Second Week, ALHAMBRA, BELFAST. Notice.-I, Lottie Bray, late Lottie Western, of original Sisters Western, ...
... manner.-Ulser55 Echo. Guy Devereux has a competent representative In Mr Alfred Hem- ming. He is highly humorous.`rNetfhe,. Whig. GAIETY THEATRE, DUBLIN, May 31st. Liverpool and Sheffield to follow. RJuvenile Lead, Heavies, Character, &c. M ?? Liberty ...
... on the same ?? Letter, March 2Sth. The whole pantomime is well arranged and brimful of fun from beginning to end.- Northern Whig, March 24th. The pantomime must be pronounced a decided ?? Hews, 24th. For frolio and go this year's pantomime outstrips all ...
... never descenlds to those methods often associated with characters of this description of smaking his villainy too ?? Northern Whig, Feb. 16th, 1892. QUEEN'S THEATRE, DUBLIN, Six Nights. MR. ARTHUR FENWICKE, PAVILION THEATRE, LONDON. MR. ARTHUR W:ELLESLEY ...
... on the same ?? Letter, March 2ith. The whole pantomime is w-eli arranged and brimful of fun from beginning to end.- Northern Whig, Mar'ch 24th. The pantomime must be pronounced a decided ?? For frolic and go this year's pantomime outstrips all previous ...
... been ruined, or defying the machinations of his ene- mies, he enlisted sympathy of his audience by his finished ?? Northern Whig. Address, QT T., DUBLIN. 14R.L 0 U I SRAY MON JD thanks Miss Laura Villiers for kind offer of Engagement. Rejoins Mr Balsir ...
... C H A R T E R IS, tt .-vinz just concluded Sovert Monties' Engagement with Chas. Kelly, Esq., as Austic Greanby ( Pair o' Whigs), Arthur Barnadistoi (f Eight for Life), Gratiano, Casio, &c , Dissogaged. Aellss RoiANhito, Peebleshire, Scotladn. Agents ...