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... produced upon the stage. Miss Sandford will be supported by a dramatic company selected from the principal London and provincial theatres, and if we are not mistaken, Hrefly will prove one the greatest attractions have had in Grantham. A large stage will be ...
... the eviinder.” The Would ratu rally anticipate that the arena srlected by this for its self-exhibition would have been the theatre of the Roval Institution. Indeed, Profe-cor Tyndall, last winter such a glass tube, and i applause by creating within it the ...
... but an indication of ?? Turkey going to the ?? ' A friend° took me over to Stamboul last night ** a Turkish pky-house. The theatre was M a bad little place, but it struck one as odd t; see no woman's face in the house ; all smoked, ar-d in the stalls ...
... )UTH 801 biitjgr oTer xdmithibly; Blackfriars is interesting theatres, Eleven 'keep ...
... h;ia b*>'n bt«utifully painted by Messrs. Grieve and Sons, awl the effects uro simply charming. Transformation scenes the theatres, where pantomime the chief feature, always attracts, csoecialiy at the larger houses, bat the Alhambra then* succcesion of ...
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... associated with a very clever American lady in the management of a \Vest-end theatre. This statement was gravely and emphatically contradicted by the management of the theatre in question; but stories of this kind appear to be endowed with the inextinguishable ...
... OYAL CHARING-CROSS 'IA. THEATRE, King William-street, Strand. Under the management of Miss E. FOWLER. THIS EVENING, at Half-past Seven, WON AT LAST. After which, AI3ON HASSAN. To conclude with TO OBLIGE BENSON. ...
... land. It is in perfect condition, and is valued athow much do you say e 16,000. The Emperor, besides his own box at the theatres, has also a loge de service, used by the household, and by distinguished foreigners ; for these ho pass, at the Grand ...
... (a——i— Ihaaoeo hoddad lotha laat the goyhOd, wfoadodty mttaaod to 4—ita fbiohttdl accioeht at the BRISTOL THEATRE. tactiblo aooid—t eacunod at Now Theatre, to BAtoL which, aa may iaugioad, nanHoil lam life, and oaoaod tha Itboheßeri-deW. iargo crowdt of people ...
... stopping the performance. When tbe pertoi mance was over and hundreds inside knew the teal facts, the scenes outside the theatre and infirmary were perfectly appalling. The inquiry into the cause of the catastrophe was opened on Tuesday. The only evidence ...
... the Bristol New Theatre on Monday evening. A great crowd had assembled to witness the first representation of the pantomime of •' RobioSon Crusoe. Many of the people had been waiting at the entrance from abont three o'clock. The theatre approached by a ...