... inquiry as to the whereabouts of her son. A melodrama of melodramas is Mr Mark Melford's new play Flying from Justice.-Northern Whig. Increasing success of this Powerful Play. All Rights Rescrved by the Author. No. 1 Conmpany Conducted by MrJ. WOODBRIDGE. ...

... Willow-Pattern Plate. MR. CHARLES COLLETTE, M March 4th, Second Week, continued success, NEW EMPIRE, BELFAST. Northern Whig says :-In a programme of much attraction Mr Charles Collette forms the chief feature. MR. MICHAEL NOLAN, of Annie Rooney ...

... laughter while he was on tae ?? Morning Neevs. Mr Robson Paige as the Rev. Thomas tiagot left nothing to be wvished for. -Northern Whig (Belflst). Mr Robson Paige as the Rev. lhomas Bagoc did not over- draw the lifelike sketch he gave of a not defunct sect - ...

... Bill by Willie Riley.-Irish News, Oct. 25th. A liplico solo ?? Rilevwas reallyflneand welldeserved the recall which ?? Whig, Oct. 25th. Mr Riley as Slinky Pill was another capital impersonation. His acting, singing, dancing, and whistlinir were features ...

... and we confidently anticipate crowded houses during the remaining nights of its appearance at the Theatre Royal. The Northern Whig. THEATRE ROYAL. Last night Mr J. Pitt Hardacre's capital company opened a week's engagement at the Theatre Royal in The Shaughrun ...

... Fourth Year of Tour. (1HIIARLES CAIlTE'S COMPANY. A NOBLE BROTHER. CHARLES CARTE as JERRY THE TRAMP. A versatile ?? Northern Whig, Aug. 24th, 1897 This week, Huddersfield; next, T. R., CASTLEFORD. MR and MRS JOHN GLENDINNING, in the Powerful and Highly ...

... follow:-Grand, Manchester Empire, Blackpool ; and Entire Livermore Tour. M R. N. C. BOSTOCK. At the ALHAMBRA, BELFAST. Northern Whig, May 2d :-Bostock the well-known come- dian and character vocalist, is another strong attraction in the programme. The artist ...

... Arthur Roberts in opposition. The following are the Press Opinions CHARLES CARTE as JERRY THE TRAMP. An undoubted versatile ?? Whig. k Mr Carte, than whom there is no cleverer character actor.-I Belfast News-Letter. z Address, this Week, Belfast ; next, ...

... and riding a tricycle with a skill that was remarkable. The turn was deservedly received with boisterous applause. Northern Whig, Tuesday, Aug. 3d, 1897. BELFAST, EMPIRE. Last night hearty applause greeted the recognition by the house of the principal ...

... clamours. To describe ZMiss Ellis's essays as songs is a misnomer, as each would be more aptly termed a study. Belfast Northern Whig, Mlarch 30th. Yesterday evening the great American comedienne, Madge Ells, made her first appearance at the Alhambra, and was ...

... Sings his songs ?? News, Dec. 23d, 1898. Much ?? News Letter, Dec. 23d. 1898. A clever ?? Telegraph, Dec. 23d, 1898. Good ?? Whig, Dec. 23d, 1898. Entitled to be classed the premier ?? Era, lec. 31st, 1898. GRAND OPEwA HOUSE, BELFAST. Have you heard? If ...

... effect. The audience were so enraptured with her singing that they thrice encored her, and she finally retired amid ringing ?? Whig, Jan. 4th, 1898. The star attraction at the Empire Theatre of Varieties this week is Miss Julie Mackey, who appeamed in Dublin ...