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... routefor the transmission of letters is very circuitous and difficult. The P Rotherham. -The annual Christmas pantomime the Theatre Royal, is entitled, -Wbittington and his Cat. This is the very latest edition the famous legend respecting the London apprentice ...
... E OF TWINKLE, TV/INKLE, LITTLE STAR, THIS DAY, at TWO. Doors open nt 1.30. THIS AFTERNOON at 2, and THIS EVENING at 7. THEATRE ROYAL, SHEFFIELD. I ,__i«»d ?? _ ?? T-e MA G.NTFICE_ T PANTOMIME, TWINKLE. TWINKLE, LITTLE STAR; r, Harletjuin Jack Froet ...
... PREVIOUS EFFORTS IN WIIU-U CAN THINK HAVE BEEN SMALL AND COMPARISON BETTER PANTOMIME IN ANV RESPECT CODLD NOT PLACED TDK THEATRE. Ibe Ixtds Express of Dec 26th s»y» We Dover have been present at the first night of pantomime where there were less delays ...
... tho grandest in all &p.•ointments given in this city.” The License of the Stage.—A circular has been issued to managers of theatre* Lord Chamberlain on the subject of improper dances and dresses. Hi* lordship expresses hi* doteimination to put a stop to ...
... entertainments at aome theatres as to call for official rebuke, is a degradation of the English* stage which oue would scarcely have thought possible, and it must necessarily have the effect of creating enemies to the theatre of those who have hitherto ...
... difficult and perilous. Several of the theatres in central Loudon are giving morning performances two or three times a week, and these are generally well attended. The other day the lessee of one of these theatres invited to luncheon a large party of children ...
... familiarly called Sir John,’ as having personated Falstaff at a masquerade in dress borrowed from ; the wardrobe of Covent Garden Theatre, through the kindness of Fawcett, the comedian. Some of the j company present, ** with much ill-will, procured rope, and ...
... Matches At 2.30 Albert Hall: Tute's Great Minstrels At 2.30 and 7 Music Hall: M. Gompert/s Diorama 8 Station-road : Adams 7.30 Theatre : Pantomime and Alexandra : Pantomime At and ...
... marvellous not counterbalanced by any sound notions of scientißc possibility moral probability, who rarely go to church or to the theatre, and to whom a hushed seance in the dark, with cheap mnric and clasped hands, delightful entertainment. There no way of preventing ...
... KOFFEE, KING OF ASH\NTRK • Or the Lass that Loves Sailor, and the Fairies ' tbe Deep Blue Sea ! ritten expressly for this Theatre Chas. Horsman Author of many successful Pantomimes. ' SCENERY ! DRwsSKS CHARMING MUSIC ! NOVEL EFFECTS ' 3AY PERFORMANCE of ...
... importance to the public of the care ana education of single pauper child.' LAUGHINO THEATRE.— It 1A not often that Englishmen have the chance of enjoying hearty laugh the theatres. The dismal performances called burlefqnea can hardly move those most anxious ...
... injuries were promptly attended to by Dr. Taylor. Serious Accident in a Theatre. — A serious acci- dent occurred during the representation of the pan- tomineof Robin Hood at Stockton Theatre on Tuesday evening. Mr. Furnival Hughes, chief scenic artist, was ...