... -created . much sqI enflt. Mt. ?? Miniull ave the song BRep the- pot abilng,' ArM, thur Williams and Mr. B. J. Pr ?? tbeiduiet M Whate how to mneemerise ?? and Miss -Florence, $t; John-- My Treasures i Thea theo Misses: Mand Wilmot, Alice Gilbert, W. Lib ...

... duel between the ruffians is worked up in whimsical fashion by Messrs Stevens and Walton; a bevy of pretty girls trained by Mr John D'Auban trip gaily through a series of well-arranged dances; and the scoring of the selected and original music by Mr Walter ...

... The vocal soloists were Miss Alice Esty, Miss Josephine Yorke, Miss M. OLmerod, Mr A. Cooke, Mr Alec Marsh, Mr B. Ralston, Mr John Child, and Mr L. Pringle, with Mr Claude Jaquinot and Mr Jacobs (violin). Mr J. H. Darnley's new farcical comedy, called Mrs ...

... soloists were Miss Alice Esty, Mliss Josephine Yorke, - of Miss M. Qimerod, Mr A. Cooke, Mr Alec Marsh, Mr th Ir B. Ralston, Mr John Child, and Mr L. Pringle, with pa a. Mr Claude Jaquinot and Mr Jacobs (violin). Mr J. an F. H. Darnley's new farcical comedy ...

... not have been-accorded- this manly hero of the late Tom Robert- son's successful play, when, witlihthe breechloader under his arm, he-stepped over the falling leaves in the w3od and came to the footlight3. The piece was evidently new to the majority'-of ...

... THEATRE ROYAL.-Proprietor and Manager, Mr W. B. Redfarn.-On April 23d, 24th, and 25th Miss Emilie Grattan's On 'Change company appeared here. As Iris Miss Grattan was seen to great advantage and was well supported by Mr Robert Courtneidge, who, as Professor ...

... General-Manager, Mr John Cavanah.-I1igs Forteseue and her company opened here with Romneo and Juliet in presence of a crowded house, and the performance, it may be said, was received wvith considerable favour. ROYAL CeRcUs -Proprietor, Mr John Henry Cooke.-Quite ...

... directions probably unexampled in their exactitude; but they are of a kind that would rejoice the heart rather (for instance) of Mr John Hare than of DI. Antoine, director of the Theltre Libre. For example: GCasconti's Chrcmberin the Palazzo Mlattei. The scene ...

... ROYAL.-Proprietor and Manager, Mr WV. e B. Redfarn.-On April 23d. 24th, and 25th Miss Emilie St Grattan's On 'Change company appeared here. As Iris l Miss Grattan was seen to great advantage and was well H l supported by Mr Robert Courtneidge, who, as Professor ...

... PLEASURE GARDEI;s TIuEATRE.-Manaver, H. W. Rowland.- Miss Emiilie Grattan is here this week with an excellent com- pany plaiinT Oie 'Change, In Olden Days, Vice-Versa, and Oin the Sea. Miss Grattan is very effective as Iris in the first- naied comedy, and as ...

... probably unexampled in their exactitude; but they are of a kind that would rejoice the heart rather (for instance) of MlrI John Hare than of Al. Antoine, director of the Thedtre Libre. Forexample: C'uasconti's Chomla erinthe Palaz-o ilfattei. yhc -irne ...

... on Thursday night. A STERLING and sturdy Yorkehireman is Mr John Billington, and the good people of Leeds have recently given a most enthusiastic welcome to his fine imper- sonation of John Peerybingle, in support of Mr Toole's Caleb Plummer at the Grand ...