... the eccentric but wideawaie Yankee, who poses as a dying man. Mr Lewis shows much versatility and capacity as a ?? Northern Whig. _ Welland Strong the dyincg man, found a most competent exponent in Edward Lewvie, who played the part with an unctuous ...

... writers of reputation. Last Week, St. George's Hall, Belfast. Very ?? Era. Droll and ?? News-Letter. Clever and amusing ?? Whig. ED. Len, 1, Devonshire-street, W.; or, 57, Royal-avenuou, Btlfast Illustration, by W. P. Lytton and Arthur Corney. 1t R ...

... Company, Six Nights, Assembly Rooms, Leamington. Disengaged Nov. 5th. Tq I S S K A T E R O M E R as Gertrude Weir made a great ?? Whig. Oct. 31st, Opera House, Londonderry. MISS MARIE SALVIAN Resting. Prince's Theatre, Manchester, Christmas, 1892-93. M I S S ...

... encores demanded by a crowded house were deservedly numerous. NEW. NEW. NEW. ACROBATS AND BICYCLISTS. EMPIRE THEATRE. Nottinghani Whig News, Sept. 13th, 189S. The Bale troupe of c t clists are responsible for a turn full of excitement, their feats being daring ...

... is only for a week. so that her numero s admirers will need to lose no tiene if they wish to see her some of her latest ?? Whig, May 10th. EMPIRE. The name of Marie Loftus heads the Empire bill for present week, and the house was well filled last night ...

... Clarion, Jan 9th, 1897. With some capital pictures works its eerie wonders. IN IRELAND GRAND OPERA HOUSE, BELFAST. Northern Whig, Jan. 5th, 1897 As usual, was an attractive feature of the performance, the presentation of each picture of the varied series ...

... booked for Mr Wyndharm's own Company. Enormous success at the Theatre Royal, Belfast. PRESS OPINIONS IN BELFAST. The Northern Whig, May 6th. The succession of good things with which the management of the Royal are providing their patrons is being deservedly ...

... PARIS. and Rebooked. ' BLUE BEARD. The Era says:- BLUE BEARD. A Drury-lane production. BLUE BEARD. Belfast Northern Whig sas:- BLUE BEARD. One of the best BLUE BEARD. Pantomimes produced in elfaset BLUE BEARlD. for many a year. BLUE ...

... and trying speech was riven due effect to. Its subtle humility, crafty nvective, and touching pathos were ably ?? Northern Whig. MWB. FRANK WORTHING, LI Re-engagted to support BIIIra Bandmann-Palmer as ROMEO, Claude Mlelnotte, Charles Surface, Leceaster ...

... AND READY. A few Clippings from Lengthy and. without exception, entirely Eulogistic Notices of the Belfast Press. Northern Whig. Mr and Mrs John Glendinning and company opened at the Theatre Royal last night what ought to prove a very successful provincial ...

... the utmost fun out of ?? Morning News, Oct. 18th, 1896. Mr Robson Paige as the Rev. Thomas Bagot left nothing to be wished ?? Whig (Belfast), Oct. 13th, 1896. Mr Robson Paige as the Rev. Thomas Bagot did not over- P draw the lifelike sketch be gave of a ...

... made their First Appearance at Empire, Belfast, since their return from Australia, and scored a trrmendous success. Northern Whig, Nov. 16th. First and foremost among the new arrivals at the Empire Theatre this week must be placed Conway and Clarke, who ...