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... )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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... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... LONDON EVERY EVENIN',.- (JESS'S THEATRE /IIIAHING GROSS ON A WINTERS NIGHT. One the most inareellous idctr.re- repn th* »ta STREETS LONIK>N EMM-- Bit: THEATRE. V THEATRE, Wych-sdrcet.-Lessee I Manager Mr. W. l.isUm. This theatre, »I n ignitieciitly open KV ...
... Theatre Royal, Woolwich. hand FASHIONABLE On Thursday next, January 6th, IWf Coder the patronage of The officers of the Royal Artil'erjy. THE Performance will commence wvth th Ul’.Vin CHHIST«A2 PA.VT..VHUP, enutled. 'ACK THE OX ANT AWslsCa. Jack .. MISS ...
... its wayderough into the house. Ono of a West-end theatre. This statement was gravely of the down-pipes for . conveying rain-water from the end-emphatically contradicted by the management of the theatre in questiom; but stories oftthis kind appear roof ...
... associated with the name of Brunei, Shocking Accident at a Bristol Theatre.—A shocking occurrence took place the new Theatre Royal, Bristol, on Monday night. great crowd had assembled at the theatre to witness the pantomime, and a steep gangway leading to the ...
... THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. TIM EVENING, at 7 o'clock, A CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT. After which, rEW MEN AND OLD ACRES• Mr Buckstone, Mr Chipp•ndule Miss Robertson, &c. Concluding with THE PAIR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKS: Mr. A. Wood, Miss F. Wright, &c. ...
... not so. Eventually the police withdrew, and the status quo ante was gradually restored. AWFUL CATASTROPHE AT THE BRISTOL THEATRE, (From tho Wester Daily Prut.) One of tho most tragic and terrible catastrophes it has ever fallen to our lot to chronicle ...