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... on the same ?? Letter, March 24th. The whole pantomime is well arranged and brimful of fun from beginning to end.- Northern Whig, March 24th. The pantomime must be pronounced a decided ?? News, 24th. For-frolic and go this year's pantomime outstrips all ...
... stage. - News Letter, March 24th, The whole pantomime is well arranged and brimful of fun from beginning to end.- Northern Whig, March 24th. The pantomime must be prenounced a decided success. - Morning News, 24th. For frolic and go this year's pantomime ...
... of biurlesque, by his singtlarly grotesque representatioui of (lorilida, and he is ably assisted by Mcssrs -, &c.-Northberis Whig. Dis3itegged Slay 19th. TlEATRE ROYAL, BELFAST. lfR. J'O H N OW 3E N, Nihating resigned hisi Engagement swiuhi The Mlilliontaire ...
... Evening Telegraph. It is comedy pure and simple. The dialogue is bright, many of the retorts being sharp and witty. - Northern Whig. One of the best plays that have evrr been acted at our Theatre. From the rising of the curtain until the going down of the ...
... AND TOOTHPICK. It is comedy pure and simple. The dialogue is bright, many of the retorts belng sharp and witty. - Northern Whig. One of the best plays that have ever been acted at our Theatre. From the rising of the curtain until the going down of the ...
... 1882. * Certain to become a ?? Whig, 31arch 20th, 1883. * I I Prince Echo co6ld not have been placed in better hands than those of Miss Nelly Franklyn, a nimible and sprightly young lady whose dancing is very ?? Whig, March 2Mh, 1883. I* I Prince Echo ...
... A most vivacious Prince Echo.-Telegraph, March 20th, 1SS.3 Certain to become a ?? Whig, March 20th, 188. Prince Echo could not have beecs placed in bhtter hands.-Whig, Na-ruh 20th; 1883. Prince Echo is the very soul of the piece.-News, March 20th, 1883 ...
... E. J. Ml'Creary accompanied on the pianoforte. The concert concluded with the bhand playing the National Anthem.-Northern Whig, Wednesday, December 24th. Letters and telegrams can be addressed, care of Herr STeRNEPa, 12, Red Lion-square, Holborn, London ...
... he made a distinctive feature ef the perform- ance -Liverpool Reviewv, June 2d. Mr Perceval Clark as Narcisse was highly ?? 'Whig, March 6th. A very clever piece of character acting was shown by Mr Perceval Clark as Narcisse. -Glasgowr Evening News, March ...
... bliss Helena Lisle made a charming Lucy.-Belfast Eveninz Telegraph. 'Aliss Helena Lisle made a spirited Lucy.-Northern Whig. Lucy finds an accomplished representative in bliss Helena Lislc.-Cletor Examiner. At Liberlty ih June a- also for amext ...
... (Narcisse), which he made a distinctive feature of the perform- ?? Review, Junie 2d. Mr Perceval Clark as Narcisse was highly ?? Whig, March 6th. A very clever piece of character acting was shown by Mr Perceval Clark as Narcisse.-Glasgow Evening News, March ...
... and General are the principal funny male characters, and cause abundant laughter by their fonniosities and clever comic ?? Whig, March 20th. ans. ALFRED HEMMING, in answer to numerous letters, begs to say, with all due respect, that he has no Connection ...