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... Honour is Judge Stonor heard the case of Grattan v. Sparling, e which was brought for the purpose of recovering £35 a damages for breach of contract and for work performed. ; Plaintiff, Mr Henry Plunkett Grattan, a dramatic t author. was represented by ...
... keen appreciation of the sc rious and humorous sides of the character as on the oeccsion of its first visit. Miss Elnlie Grattan is a sweet Laeunder indeed; and the part of Minnie, as played by Miss Cora Stuart, is a bright and Charm- ing erofrodimnent ...
... It is a mere duologue ' llively simple construction. Its somewhat mild humours '51';'oitlt well interpreted by Mr. Harry Grattan and Miss at\ 1 S teempt is to he made to revive the fallen fortunes of the 1 + lhte. That undefinable entity a syndicate ...
... HARRY GRAMTAN Frederick Leighton-Buzzard Mr LAURESCE ULAUTLEY Henry Vauuhan ?? Mr FBEu .AERVIS Percy Gwynne ?? MNArTIaIW BRoDIe John Hollis ?? ?? Mr F. KElGHLEY Mrs Jane Bell ?? M isS SALLi ToUesER Hily Hell ?? Miss LILIAs CAREW Arny Vaughan ?? Miss GAUILIELL10 ...
... Beckett, Stirling Coyne, H. Plunkett Grattan, and WV. HI. Wills. LunchA; or thc Londom haUsivari, to give its fall title, was first published by Joseph William Last, from his office, 3, Crane Court, lleet, street. John Leech joined the staff on the fourth ...
... company, who appeared in Sweet Lavender, the leading i artists, besides Mr Robertson, including Miss Cora I Stuart and Miss E. Grattan. The new drop curtain, c invented by Mr Walter Edwin, the clever stage-manager, is contrived so that the centre portion can ...
... company, who appeared in Sweet Lavender, the leading artists, besides Mr Robertson, including Miss Cora Stuart and Miss E. Grattan. The new drop curtain, invented by Mr Walter Edwin, the clever stage-manager, is contrived so that the centre portion can ...
... Royal then revived The Pointsmaan, with Mr Clynds and Mr F. Emery replaced by Messrs Sass and Royce, anld, after a sweek, Grattan Riggs and Thie Shavagloaun, strongly cast. AT the Princess's Theatre Little Lord Fauntleroy has been doing great business ...
... Conducted by John Fitagerald. Pr oduced by Mons. ?? lrs'ou. Bx pen ow per Daly.children balf-price to al neats excrpt gallery.- ROYALTY THEATRE. TO-N.IGIT, at &30, ARTHUPR R01BERTS in THE NEW CORSICAN BROTHERS, ?? by Aleassrs. Deatne Brand, John CIliiosv ...
... in the morning, and on the Thursday half holiday. IMISH HoME RULE MEM-BRS JN AtUraAuIIA. -SrDNse, MAX 11.-Mr. John Dillon, M.P., Sir T. Grattan Esmonde, MLP., and Mr. Deasy, M.P., have I reached this city from Melbourne. A large crowd assembled to witness ...
... MIr Cecil Burt as Geoffrey Wilder is all that can be desired. The part of Harry Sherwood has an able exponent in Mr John Peachey and Mr John Le Hay sustains the part of Lurcher in a very humorous manner. A morning performance is announced for Friday. ALHAMBRA ...
... Drury-lane Theatre. MR JOHN V. BRIDGEMAN, who was long connected with journalism, and was the author of many dramas, farces, and librettos, and who died on the 10th ult. at the age of seventy, left a widow in destitute circumstances. Mr John Boosey, Mr H. Sutherland ...