... introduces the mystery in effective fashion, and Mdlles. Marie Gautier and Alice Albini cleverly assist in the presentation. Mr Tom White, darkey, and his burlesque Arabs supply a turn that causes great laughter, and merriment is created by the comic songs of ...

... w the Dervishes, and we were quietly informed that they ] are known sometimes as Battersea Arabs. But we h beard Buffalo Tom White, who went on to prove that I man is made wrong, and in the proving kept the i house in roars of laughter. Then having shown ...

... the week, and has attracted crowded houses. Dutch Daly is received as enthusiastically as ever, and is nightly recalled. Tom White and his street arabs appear in an amusing sketch which evokes the heartiest of laIghter. Mlaster Thomas and MissCarola, juvenile ...

... faces. Tbe Sisters St. Leonards, duettists; Onzilo, vocalist and gymnast; Miss Jenny Steel, serio; Zone, boy comic; and Tom White and his street arabs complete the company. VENTO'S VARIETIES.-Proprietor, Mr H. Vento,- Professor Peterson and his troupe ...

... Sisters St. Leonards, duettists; Carl Onzdlo, vocalist anal gymnast Miss Jennry Steel, serio; cro. Zone, boy comic ; and Tom White and his street arabs who complete the company. kill, VENTO'S VAR raTnFS.-Proprietor. Mr H. Vento.- lish- Professor Petersoir ...

... -Proprietors, Mrs Stoll and Ioss Manager, Mr John Macnicoll.-A capital little company is appearing at this hall, including Tom White and his Wild Worst Show. Griffin and Marks in a pleasing sketch afford amusement, Miss Ada Rippon continues to attract, Miss ...

... Watson, comic, scores well. Topsy Levane is diverting in song and pleasing in dance. A novel entertain- ment is given by Tom White and his clever boys. Alice Harvey, songstress and male impersonator, quite hits the taste of the audience here. The mechanical ...

... AmPHITIE.ATIIE.-Proprietor, Mr D. Barnard.-The American Plidgets, General and Mrs PMite, are a strong attraction here. Dir Tom White as a black comedian, with his troupe of street arabs, gives a capital rough- and-tumble entertainment, George's Le Blond ...

... introduces the mystery in effective fashion, and Mdlles. Marie Gautier and Alice Albini cleverly assist in the presentation. Mr Tom White, darkey, and his burlesque Arabs supply a turn that causes great 1 laughter, and merriment is created by the comic songs ...

... Poluski, with another extraordinary illustration of acrobatic art ; the Brothers Le Fre, with some welcome comic business; Mr Tom White, with the Nigger eccentricities without which no entertainment at a music hall would be complete; Mliss Edith Manley, a comely ...

... Hughes (tice American Irish duettists), who are always fevourites here, have been secured for a short engagement, and Mr Tom White is one of the drollest Blacks we have iead here for a locg, time, his stump oration being something to be renembered, if ...

... and another about being In the shade. The Brothers John and Andy Merrilees gave a diverting musical entertainment. Mr Tom White sang and talked after the manner of Negroes of the Mlusic HIill stace sort. Mr Fred. Carlos sang a topical song. The lrothers ...