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... whole being at once to bewilder and amnse the spectators. Of all tne metropolitan theatres Drury Lane has always been tbe favourite home of the panto- mime. Drury Lane Theatre possesses ample space, which is one of the most necessary requirements for the ...
... for trial on > charge of manslaughter. A COLUMBINE IN FLAMES. On Wednesday night a terrible scene was witnessed at the New Theatre, Croydon, during the performance of the pantomhne of AU Babe. The introduction had jus concluded, and the transformation ...
... which eighteen poor creatures tost their Uvea, took place on Monday night at tha New Theatre, in Park-row, Bristol. Boxing Night is a great night at the local theatre, and all parte of the bouse are generally crowded to witness tha new Christmas pantomime ...
... with a simiiaj offence was fined 2s. 6d. and the costs. An otheb Dhath pbox the Bbistol Theatre Accidbnt —Another death bes occurred from tbe cruab at t_ Bristol theatre. William Jam lit 1, aged 18. was taken to hia home in Bnatol. He got worse, and fewer ...
... prepared for the enthusiastic reception he met with from the brilliant and overflowing audience that assembled in Covent Garden Theatre, and still less for the homage paid to him by the profession, for not only did every actor and actress of eminence connected ...
... groups of people passed along the Boulevards singing the Marseillaise. The police tried to disperse them. Li front of the Theatre Varieties some individuals threw stones at them, wounding an officer and two of the notice. Two others were stabbed. Four ...
... Seats being reserved for Members and Associates. WYNDHAM M. MADDEN, Clerical Secretary. JOHN EDWARD DD3B, Lay Secretary. THEATRE-ROYAL, YOBK. FOB SIX NIGH 18 ONLY, COMMENCING MONDAY, Jantjaby 17th, 1870. THE FIREFLY DRAMATIC COMPANY, under the Direction ...
... Rescue by an Actbebs.— A courageous act was performed on Monday night by Miss Howard, a lady who is engaged at the Greenwich Theatre. As she was passing Catford Bridge, on her way home, she heard screams proceeding from beneath, and on looking over, she ...
... adjudication before the magistrates. Thb Collapse at the Theatre.* At the Borough Police Court, on Thursday, Adeline Vinni og and Jane Bedford, wives of the late managers of the Roy*. Albert Theatre (who have made a sndden departure), and Mar- garet Macfarren ...
... attached to the chafe Alarm of Fire in the Theatre Royal, Portsmouth. — Considerable alarm was occasioned to a large audience who had assembled to witness the performance of the Christmas pantomime at the above theatre on Monday evening. The lessee, Mr. Harry ...
... accounts. Singular Accident to an Actress.— During the per- formance of the burlesque of Aladdin, at the West Hartlepool Theatre Royal, on Friday night, Miss Clara Nash, whilst executing a dance, accidentally overbalanced herself and fell over the footlights ...
... distance from' their dioceses. Mr. Barry Bullivan cannot congratulate himself on the resnlt of his speculation at the Holborn Theatre, as it is said to have entailed upon him a loss of £8,000. There is a lottery in the affairs of theatrical managers, as iv ...