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... exist. Dr. Bennett responded to the toast of the Sick Club. Other toasts followed, and a very pleas ant evening was spent. Theatre Royal.—The Pantomime of Little Goody Two Shoes, has proved successful beyond anticipation. The house has beeu crowded nightly ...
... Railway station on receipt of Post Office Order. J. W. E. ARCH BUTT, 201, Westminster Itridg** Road, London, near Astlcy’s Theatre, Manufacture the above; also, Gravatt’s and other Christmas Strawbebri es. A correspondent informs ns that Mr. Joseph Henderson ...
... 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 ...
... daybreak the water reached • method lea chivalrous, but more primitive. At the crown of the arch of the Sooloochenum bridge, the theatre of Nantes, two lionises afa wade had some having risen about 26 feet. The superintendent of bitter words, touching a pair ...
... 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 ...
... UNION CONCERT.-011 Monday night the second concert of the series promised by the Bradford Musical Union took place in the theatre of the Mechanics' Institute, Leeds Road. There was a large audience, comprising a number of ladies. The principal vocalists ...
... to the experienced care of Mr. E Clinton Hall, late acting manager to F. B. Chatterton, of Drury-lane Theatre, and manager last season at the Theatre Royal, Hull, at the time of its demolition by fire. Some changes, really needed, have taken place, aud ...
... what are termed good old Whig principles. _ DREADFUL CALAMITY AT THE BRISTOL THEATRE. # We publish the details of the terrible catastrophe ■which occurred the Bristol Theatre on Boxing night, which not fewer than 18 persons lost their lives. The crowd ...
... Travellers a most oouifortable and inexpensive » situated the very centre of London, the Royal Palaces and Parks, Operas, Theatres, ■ P sflC Gallery, Public Offices, Places of Amusement, interest the Metropolis, and contiguous to the Cnar Gross Railway ...
... 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 spot, being, in fact, almost blown to pieces. Shocking Occureenc v at the Croydon Theatre. — On Wednesday night, a most alarming accident occurred at the new Theatre, Croydon, during the performance of the pantomime of Ali Baba. The introduction had ...
... THE BRADFORD THEATRE ROYAL. THE PANTOMIME Christmas has come again and with it the Pantomime season. when the drama, legitimate and illegitimate alike, gives place to a more favoured rival. Notwithstanding the symptoms of revolt that have of late years ...