... R. H. G. P A Y N E, Chevalier, Erminie Company, Janr 7th, Longton, Stalls. tf R. B Y R O N PE DL E-Y, f.lffuckaback and Clown, New Star Theatre, Swansea. Disengaged shortly for Charactcr and Comnedy Business. itR. P E N N I N G T ONC .1 Disengaged. ...

... well devised and gorgeous, and drew forth warm and long applause. The harlequinade is very amusing, with Mr J. B. Montague, clown; Mr C. Lee, harlequin; Mr Harry Leopold, pantaloon; and Miss Kate Kelly, columbine; who all do their utmost to please. ROYAL ...

... Dream of Fairyland, an exquisite piece of work by Mr Scotter; and a short harlequinade, in which Mr Eugene Griffin is the clown; Mr C. Archer, the pantaloon ; Mr H. Sinclair, the harlequin; and Miss Lupino, the columbine. Mr Cuthbert is to be con. gratulated ...

... perform- ances invariably to be found here command crowded houses. Mons. D'Almer, the clever French tumbler. and Little Dani, clown and jumper, are the more recent additions to a very numerous and efficient company. BISHOP A UCKLA ND. THEATRE POYAL-Lessees ...

... strength, and daring and Madame Rowland, Mdlle. Fontainehleau, Miss Kate Powell, Mr James Crockett, AMons. Foote, and the clever clowns, Willie Holloway and Huxter, also appear, to the delight of the visitors. Mr George Weldon is the most courteous of busin ...

... \NTYNE. Sole Aginit. George MInuinio -S. Watrloo-roal TO i N P. DA NE, I) Character Dillect Corllediall, BRYAN O'LYNN ed1 Clown. NATIOFAT. THEATI;E, TtDUBII. Nirhtly. The hit of the Panton ilsir. Agents. Oliver and IHealy. t1ATAIN ant LILLI N nWEBB, CJtlre ...

... nounced it the largest they ever saw. Good Worker. Donkeys travel by rail at the rate of Two Dogs. Good chance for Niggers or Clowns, for Burlesque. Address. BUER. To Public Compapoies, Private Individuals, and others. 1OR SALE, at a Price within the Reach ...

... Victor Steviris, Dan Lcico, Grifliths lirothxrs, Aridrews, Inch, Pleon, Ilendersorn a.nn Stanlity, DezAsno, and Harry Payne (Clown): Florenice Disart, Iiuggan, Miaver, Xnea, Grey,( Charti is, Iieerirng,, andl flarriett Vernon. .Music by Walter Slaughter ...

... Emily Rowvelia, columbine; Mr J. Kalie, harlequin ; Mr H. Llnlnrw, pantaloons Mr C. Wade, policeniar ; annd Iii,,h Rowella, clown. As the Baron Balderdash Mr J. IV. Hanidley played wvithl commendable judgment asnl N ithi great humorur. He was ably seconded ...

... admiration. The Sisters Bilton add to the number of their admirers with merry song and dance, and the Brothers Huline, the musical clowns, command favour by both their humour and their skill. THE MIDDLESEX. The leading item on the bill-of-fare at the Middlesex ...

... This year the mamagesneit have dispensed with a trans. formation scene, but a capitol harlequinade, with Gunner Lee, .A., as clown ; Gunner Harvey, R.A., pantaloon; Gunner AV. Thomas, HA., harlequin; Corporal Miller, A.V, policeman and Miss Kitty Stanley ...

... Mons. Cascabel. The Four Jees are also well received, and supply the fun of the harlequinade as columbine, Mliss Cressey ; clown, Harry Jee; harlequin, Mr Verlino; and pantaloon, Joseph Jee. The spectacular displays of the pantomime have never been excelled ...