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... among managers. Their wardrobe is superior t. others, and they do their acts excellently. Almost everybody, theatrically speaking, has heard of Miss Jennie Hughes, the serio comic vocalist, of the New York Theatre.. She was marl ied as she supposed, last ...
... attended to. the very few tr.-a Negro comedians now remaining en the stage, and is as well a ristharkably %lever daheer. We speak • we ear this lit a of buaimeoi has of late been overdone, and the •ul inuendora and pseudo witty hive troutti.t spout their ...
... Word in tore of tire very few gond Negro comedians now reihnining ..n the stal.n., and is a ...
... of what Mr Maker odors his pat O.OA. and who will not own that there is sufficient to please the most the acting I cannot speak in the most flattering term.. With one or tWo..arevtiotts, lilies M. Antoinette as Jack stands prominently to the front , Alias ...
... just as the man at the fair imitated a pig better than the pig itself. But that was not Charlie's fault, if lie could not speak French badly enough to please Frenchmen. At all events, Ido not think that there breathes another English actor who could do ...
... to hint the hint that lie has been NOW, then does the hollo,itesi this uorld and all that therein is become) f u lly a nd Speaking of bhuotiug ducks, says Dr. F., puts me in mind of the great storm that occurred when I lived on the itlaud. you are all ...
... IIAMIIIIA, Wllll line of the very few Negro comedians now remaining on the stag,. and is AS well a retuarkshly eli.ver Ilancur. speak we say thes ii eiif business hes of bite been much nverilone. anti the vulgar and pseudo witty SAyinge have brought about their ...
... required, his natural height bring nearly and a half feet. Culike most giants, Mr Lyons is well-favoured and well-proportiened, speaks we I, and sings fairly. 'l'he ballet a movertel one, suit well trained. 'Clue proerwaions, ballets, mid entrees are well arranged ...
... never existed. He was one of the quietest 1111 . 11 in the world. He seldom spokenot even in his cups (a rare lea when he did speak, a liaisl-earned ..f useful information. and an undoubted integrity, mathe his word respected by us all. One of Jerry's greatest ...
... addressed to C. It. Pr - Lr.tix, nt, Bradford. ARTHUR CLIFTON, The Crew• VOCAIAST. PEOPLE'S MUSIC lIALL, BLACKBURN, Leer' Speak of me as I ant.—nothing extenuate. or rk•t down ought .let 3. —J. Prince4s-• Find rugards to Dick t;vidar.l - :1,•,,1. ) EN'T' ...
... goverueee'e name. At the same moment the Sister of Charity who bait shared her vigils macre, and says that the ceunt desires to speak to Miulemuieelle Ditparc. What in the coutitees to do The dm.- tore have declared that tire slightest oppoaition would be fatal ...
... that his case was hopeless. One of them remarked, We can do nothing for him.' Farrar shook his fist at him, being unable to speak. A fine old surgeon, Dr M'Ttirk, seeing this action, said, Come, boys, the man has pluck enough to live through anything ...