... Holborna Theatre ?? 1 I0 Mr. F. Vilhiers . ?? 0 lQ Mr. N. Deulit, Tiheatre Royal, Edinburgh ?? ?? 0 3 Mr. W. H. Liston, Astley's Theatre ?? 50 Mr. J. D. Stoyle, St. James's Theatre ?? 0 0 Mr. Charles Rikc, The Theatre, ?? I0 Mr. Frederick Payne, ...

... took place at the Soho 'Theatre, London, and after Iemrfotning at several places in the Provinces, but more particularly a t the Bristol Theatre, under Mrs. Macready's Management, he esaayed to tread the boards of the London Theatres. Air. Vincent '1su H0ayed ...

... she R re presented forsomeimei the leading parts in tragedy and ?? at in 181 inciaI theatres. Her last appearauce in London wits in 1851, when her ?? the Strand Theatre. Her death took place husband way Lessee f t It., at her residence, 42, Everton-terrace ...

... Dro. Scott-Siddons. I This lady concluded her most ?? engagement at the Hay- mnarket Theatre on Saturday last. At the end of As You Like It, in answer to a loud call from the audience, she was led on by Mr. Buckstone, who said Ladies and Gentlemen,-It ...

... Late Henry B. Webb, 111 1- ?? . ?? - . ?? - , f . Eleven years Mallager of the Queen's Theatre, Dublin, and recently a lucenber of the company at Drury-lane Theatre, (lied on the ldth of January, lS7, leaving five young boys (varyingfrom live to twelve ...

... the destruction of the National Theatre, New York, by fire. Having concluded a series of brilliant engagements in the States, James Wallack returned to England, and made his first appear- ance at the Princess's Theatre on Tuesday, October 8th, 1844, in ...

... twenty-eight years. Iia first appearance on the Stage was on the boards of the Theatre Royal Greenock, and, immediately thereafter, he was engaged by the late Mr Alexander for the Theatre Royal, Glasgow, where he made his first appearance as the Ghost in Hamlet ...

... twenty years antecedent to his Provincial manage- ments in the Northern district, held the reins as lessee of the West London Theatre, London (now the Queen's), and to whose valuable instruction, at this .initiatory stepping-stone to fame, some of the oldest ...

... years he commenced his theatrical career at the Victoria Theatre, where his juvenile drollery soon attracted attention. As a grotesque dancer his services became in requisition at various theatres in the metropolis, and after the usual probationary career ...

... Afti Diavolo was produced at the same Theatre (November 3d, 1831), Miss Emma Romer was the original Zerlina to the Fra Diavolo of Brahanm. and never was the character more charmingly embodied. When the Lyceum Theatre was rebuilt, and opened as the new English ...

... under the care ofs his father, who was a clever horn player in the orchestra of tle King's Theatre. When about thirteen years of age he appeared at the Surrey Theatre, under Elliston's Management, ill an opera performed entirely by children, amongst whom ...

... the principal Theatres in England as Acting Manager. The weight of years, coupled with his hinlirmity, how- ever, reduced him to the capacity of prompter, a duty which lie performed with great care alld many of the frequenters of the Theatre Royal will remember ...