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... H. Yollan I. and T. Fascoe. the interval Mr F. Cr«we sang Jack's Reward, and then followed laughable farce entitled April Fool, by the Misses Langdon French West.way, and B. Langdon, and Messrs J. L. aider, G. Foot, L. B. Varder, and C Chappie. ...
... very enjoyable. During short interval Mr F. Crowe ably sang “Jack’s Reward.” A laughable farce was then given entitled “April Fool” and won great applause, the execution of the several parts being such as to reflect great credit on those who filled them ...
... H. Foaden and H. Stevens, contractors, Ashburton. The Asbburton Dramatic Society appeared in the Captain's Ghost aud April Fool. Miss Londsdale, formerly known as Mrs. Stirling's pupil, Ruby, contributed a couple of recitations, and the proceedings ...
... Langdon (2), and French gave two performances with their usual abi’ity the pieces being entiled The Captain’s Ghost and April Fool.” In addition Miss Halse brought grist to the mill in her character of the story telling gipsy. The band discoursed some ...
... with a song, entitled “Jack's Reward,” in his a«ual able manner The evening oonclnded with an exceedingly amusing faroe, “ April Fool,” which was mo-it creditably executed by Messrs J. L. Var ier, L. B. Varder, G. C. Foot, Master C. Chappie au.i the Misses ...
... Foot, G. Foot, H. Yoliaud, and T. the interval Mr. F. Crowe ''Jack's Reward, and then followed a laughable farce entitled April Fool, the Misses Langdon, French, and B. and Messrs. J. L. Varder, G. Foot, L. B. Varder, and C. Chappie. HONITON. Baptist Sunday ...
... R. Sims) burton Dramatic Society gave two acted on beh: ff's case was that in 1879 he bought | Twain). The Ash host and “April Fool,” and bth of October defendant.—The plainti and gave a joint promisso ry | pieces, “The d umber of pieces. ner extension ...
... 10 o'clock; mast be punctual.' On arriving the address our man discovered that we, among some 50 others, had been made April fools of. we do not keep au establishment for the amusement of people of weak intellect, we shall be happy to give reward to any ...
... show is a fraud. I want back my money. • • • Mr. Ashmead Bartlett's name has been taken in vain for the perpetration of an April fool's day hoax. The Berners-street hoax, perpetrated by Hook, has been reperpetrated. A large firm of lamp makers in Bond-street ...
... o'clock ; must be punctual. On arriving the address our man discovered that we, among some fifty others, had been made April fools of. As we do not keep an establishment for the amusement of people of weak intellect, we shall be happy to give £5 reward ...
... arriving al t the address our man discovere 'd that we, among some 50 others, had been ‘As we do not keep an estab- | made April fools of. of people of weak lishment for the amusement to give £5 reward intellect, we shall be happy to any one wh o will give ...
... only to find, on arriving in the neighbourhood of 57, Grosvenor-street, that he, with some fifty other; had been made April Fools of. The firm, I see, have righteously expressed their indignation in a letter to one of the London journals, wherein they ...