... portrayed with exceptional skill, and the appreciatiol of the audience was manifested by frequent desonstrations of ?? Northern Whig, Belfast, June 20th, 1393. Twenty-eighth Week of Artistic and Financial Success with THE INDIAN MUTINY.' T Superior and ? ...

... wife. The play of The Woven F oor is a very clever adapta. tion of Mliss Braddon's novel bearing this title The Northern Whig, Dec. 30ch. THE CLOVEis FOOT, as presented last evening by Miss Janette Steer and her accomplished company, gi, es every ...

... of all Playgoers. The Management s'cy- A Good Play, with Money in it. Refer. Refer. Refer. Fredk. W. Warden, ERq. Northern Whig sa3s:- Is built a plot which abounds in strong situatioce . . . And with the abundant materials at their ?? they have turned ...

... was on the stage -Belfast Morning News. Mr Robson faige ais the Rexv. Thonas Begot left nothing to be wished for -Northern Whig (Belfast), Mr Robson Paige Ci~ the 11ev.'thomnas. Begot did not Over- draw the lifelike sketch he gave of ua not defunct sect ...

... grotesque acrobating, and high-kicking. Very clever indeed is Miss Bray's clog skipping-rope dance, which was loudly ?? Northern Whig. Tremendous Hit, Second Week, ALHAMBRA, BELFAST. Notice.-I, Lottie Bray, late Lottie Western, of original Sisters Western, ...

... Clarion, Jan. 9th, 1897, With some capital pictures works its eerie wonders. IN IRELAND. GRAND OPERA HOUSE, BFLFAST Northern Whig, Jan. 6th, 1897. As usual, was an attractive feature of the performance, the presentation of each picture of t5 varied series ...

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

... difficulties is the part were over- conie with an ease and grace which commended themselves to the audience in all parts of the ?? Whig, Jan. 1st, 1889 What has been said before of Mrs Bentley may safely be repeated. Her representation of Fiordilisa was, indeed ...

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

... Mliss AI. Davies Webster as Lady Phyllis was sufficiently plavful ard coquettish in the prolegue, and made a dignified ?? Whig, Aug. czfth, 1890 (Belfast). Miss Davies Webster, whether as gay Lady Phyllis or austere Lady Disseltoun, acquitted herself ...

... THE TERROR OF P.tRlS. BLUE BEARD. The Original. BLUE BEARD. The usnal wonderful success. BLUE BEARD. Belfast Northern Whig sa.s:- BLUE BEARD. One of the best BLUE BEARD. Pantomimes produced in Belfast BLUE BEARD. for many a s-ear. T. R. ...

... ecesntric but wideawake Yankee, who poses as a dying ipan. Mr Lewis shows much versatility and capacity as a coeir-efs Northern Whig. Welland Strong, the dying man, found a most competent exponent in Edward Lewis, who played the part with an unctuous humour ...