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... J. W. E. ARCHBUTT. SOI, Westminster Bridge Road, London, near A*tley*s Theatre. Manufacturers of the above, and every description of Surveying Instruments, unequalled for quality and price. Illustrated priced Catalogues free application. Every Article ...
... THE DEWSBURY CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1870. DREADFUL CALAMITY AT THE BRISTOL THEATRE. ...
... good humour, and then Mrs. Pitt came forward and a speech, telling tho audience how in early life she was attached the old theatre that was burnt down, and bow she hoped for many years to keep tbe reputation of the Surrey for pantomime and drama. A speech ...
... CRUSHED TO DEATH, AND MANY INJURED. A shocking calamity occurred at the opening of the performance of the pantomime in the Theatre Royal, Bristol, on Monday night, immediately outside the pit and gallery entrances. Those entrances are reached through a ...
... a very dangerous stets, and is Namely Tandy has abounded. CALLUM •T BRISTOL.—A pantomimes mee produced at the Bristol New Theatre in Illinday night. During the lush to obtain mats, directly after the opening of the doors, a cry of 8 - * raised, and there ...
... - THEATRE ROYPAL, nEWStURY. THE PEOPLF . ,,s co NcE ATB . MONDAY NEX'r .. . ‘ atnitar_ !3rd, CARLOTT Y, Ballad Vocalist; !Mr. ROBT. F AIDIGTON, P Ulat Comic; The Brothers f ,ENE, the Datitg Gymnasts; WRIGHTa I, nd in their Dttologue and Female TOM mv ...
... eleven years of age, the son of parents living in South Green Street, Hetwells, was taken out dead. The bodies lying at the theatre were placed in the pit refreshment saloon for identification. They were described as follows :—• young woman, 18 or 19 years ...
... those who were the defenders of Christianity, and he would have no fear of the issue. (Hear, hear.) The Pantomime at the Theatre Royal.—This year amusements crowd upon us in a greater degree than was ever before experienced in this town or district, and ...
... public rejoicing, and the theatres came in for a large share of patronage, in fact in some 'bases they monopolized the whole time of the pleasure seeker, for I have heard of one young man who in the afternoon went to one theatre, and in the evening to a ...
... the Ballet Girls of Paris reveals • sad and deplorable state of manners and morals amongst the stare of the Parisian theatres. The third and last paper on The early days of Napo- kon III., Piccadilly Papers, and an article on the British Settlement ...
... Sulhvan's «' Prodigal Son is an opera ; as it says that the ?? ,ttqi ?? abont *° *• pn» «l?on the stage of the Ciystal Palace Theatre,- and will adTsome variety to the repertoire.— Musical Standard. ?? -» ?? -„«™_M_?-my n * Kht ' a won »an between 40 and ...
... through very rer.od years occurred on Monday night in Park Row, immeJja*e!y o”*tsi tiie pit and gallery outrancea of tlio New Theatre Royal. entrance# a-e reache 1 through a apaciooa which tarn* in under arehwav a ...