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... /COMEDY THEATRE —LAST NIGHT of the present Programme at this Theatre.—TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'dock, a New Musical Comedy-Drama. BLACKBERRIES. Miss Alice Atherton as Charlie Cott, show girl, with Songs. At 9, Mark Melford’s Farcical Comedy. TURNED UP. Willie Edonin ...
... Side, Page Bank, Peaseholmes, and gampside Land is strictly preserved. All persons found trespassing in search of game, blackberries, or mushrooms, will be prosecuted. H. G. PEARSON, Solicitor. 2, Paxton Terrace, August 10th, 1886. [1658 °O -TOBACCONISTS ...
... —Ths Sohoolmistrees—Breaking the los. 8.8 STRAND—The Rivals. 8. ADELPHI—Harbonr Lights—Family Jars. 7.45. OOMEDY THEATME.—Blackberries—Tursed Up. 7 . SAVOY THEATRE.—The Mikado—The Carp. 0.15 CRITERION.—(CIoeed). AVENUE TITEATRE.—(CIosed). EMPIRE.—Musio and ...
... THREE NIGHTS 01 the present programme at this theatre. 10- NIGHT, at Eight o'clock, a new Musical Com-dy Drama, entitled BLACKBERRIES. Miss Alice Atherton Charlie Cott, a show-girl, with songs. At 9, Mark Melford’s Farcical Comedy TURNED UP. Enormous success ...
... Edouin. TO-NIGHT, BLACKBEK- RiLS and TURNED UP, transferred (on account of the great success) from the Comedy Theatre. At 8, BLACKBERRIES, Miss Alice Atherton as Charlie Cott, show-girl (introducing several of her popular songs); followed by, at 9, Ma Melford’s ...
... screamed with laughter for about two hours, and must have felt relieved when the curtain fell. The play is still preceded by Blackberries, in which Miss Alice Atherton’s exuberant humour, clever singing, and charming dancing were } as exhilarating as ever. ...
... eoerpbble to Loudon audience. Hr. Willie Bdooin, having teen driven oat of the Comedy Mbs Unfud, reappeared the Royalty with Blackberries. Tbs piece has become cue the moat popular in London. Although unintelligible and inconstructed, it afibrdi the excellent ...
... trouble in connection with his matrimonial arrangements. Miss Alice Atherton and Mr ; Edouin are as laughable as ever in Blackberries ; ' and in j Mr. Melford's farce. The management have good cause to > thank the Metropolitan Board of Works, for the new ...
... ord-street and the lcsbuiy-avcnu»;). tinder the management Mr WILLI fc EDO DIM. Will REOPEN TO- N iGil l (Saturday., nith BLACKBERRIES and TtjRNEU UP. Transferred account o the great success) from the Comedy Theatre. 8, bLACKBEKRIES, Miss Alice Atherton ...
... /COMEDY THEATRE—LAST TWO NIGHTS of the present Programme at this Theatre.—TO-NIGHT, 8 o’clock, New Musical Comedy-Drama. BLACKBERRIES. Mias Alice Atherton as Charlie Cott, a show girl, with Songs. At 9. Mark Melford’s Farcical Comedy, TURNED DP. Willie ...
... Dean-street (a few yards from Oxford-street and the Shaftesbury-avenue), under the management of Mr. Wili.lB Edouin. TO-NIGHT. BLACKBERRIES and TURNED UP, transferred (on account of the great success) from the Comedy Theatre. At 8, Miss Alice Atherton as Charlie ...
... ••tadlay ; Messrs. E. Lewis and Wilbrabam. ROYALTY THEATRE. Solo Leasee, Miss Kate Bantlej. tho »«“?t™cet Mr. WUllo Edonte. . BLACKBERRIES. At 9. THRSED UP. iUKithertoo, E. Branton, Zefflo Tilbury, Maude e;„.* Benuett, Emily Dowton; Messrs. Lytton Sotheru, Stephen ...