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... Popular .-lasic, arranged by JOHN CROOI;. Preceded, at 1.16, by LA ROSE D'AUVERGNE, by OirrmeNacA, rnd a Comedietta, at 7.30, IN THE EXPRESS. Messrs. Albert Chevalier, Joseph .apley, George Sinclair, George Capel, harry Grattan, V, Warde, R, V. Shone, and ...
... THEATRICA LS. FBO'm OlUi OWN CORRESFONDENTS.) ABERDEEN. HER MAJESTY'S TnxATRE.-Lessee, Mr W. M'Farland ; Gene- ral Manager, MIr John Cavanagh.-After a very successful rfn, -A Voble Brother gave place on Monday to Rip Van Winkle, Mr J. W. Summers taking the ...
... Brown appears upon the scene. She recoguises her old friend Dr. Bill, but when she finds who he really is she swoons in his arms, and to bring her round the doctor places the key down her back. It has the desired effect, and she pushes the doctor into ...
... Staight.-The bill here is headed this week by the blaxwells, who score well in their entertainment. Mr D. W. Watson. one- armed cornet soloist; Mis3 Virginia Frances, serio- comic; Messrs Bickley and Barren, who give a capital vocal and instrumental ...
... engagement here on Monday in The White Slane. ABERDEEN. HER MAJZ-sT'ssuArTsa.-Lessee, Mr W. M'Farland; General Manager, Mr John Cavanah.-Messrs Miller and Elliston's The Union Joack company have been here this week, and, as usual, have been quite successful ...
... the week. The POU part of John Saxton was enacted with muds dramatic force chtby Mr Edward Price. Mir Arthur Bawtree wvas very suc- hiSY ceasful as Tom Saxton, and made the most of his opportunities. to The Dick Dowling of Mr John S. Wood was a meritorious ...
... Acting-Manager, Mr John Gregory.-Miss Jenette Steer has been here with The Cloern Foot. Miss Steer is seen to much advantage in the dual part of Laura Treverton and La Chicot. She receives able support from Mr Charles Eaton, an impres- sive John Treverton. lir ...
... Daniel Grattan ?? Mr WAIssX MtEWeN` ,Uinnie ?? ?? Miss MARV KiNGsLsEY This little piece, which was played for the first time at the Theatre Royal, Bath, on the ith ult., has the merit of having for its foundation a fairly novel idea. Daniel Grattan, by putting ...
... eopolds was watched with almost breathless wonder and was enthusiastically cheered ; and there were hearty compliments for Mr John Le Hay in his admirably worked ventriloquial entertainment. The Donaldson Brothers went through the extraordinary contortion ...
... was an admirable performance. Mr H. Crisp played Joseph Chandler with characteristic care and fine artistic effect, and Mr John Phipps gave due emphasis to the vulgar self-confidence of Batty Todd. Mr Edward A. Coventry was an interesting Captain Chandler ...
... assault-at- arms, and Bunth and Bond, tumblers, &c., are very successful, Bliss Daisy May, serio-cumic. and Hal Croueste, vocal comedian, assist greatly in the success BO URPS 31O UTH. NEW ToWxN HAf LL.-Blanager, bir H. Nasl.-Be3sser John Sanger and Sons' ...
... actor. Mr J. Furneaux Cook appeared in his original character of Squire Bantam, and Mr John Bannister was successful as Lurcher. Mr Hugh Seaton made a clever John Tuppit, and Mr J. B. Watson played well as Tom Sbrutt. The opera was beautifully mounted ...