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... at the Cercle Massena. The pieces selected were Petticoat Perfidy, by Sir Charles Young, and Naval Engagements, by Charles Dance. In the former piece the cast was as follows: Mrs. Montrew,, Mrs. Jervis-Waldy ; Mrs. Norwoodlones, Miss Todd; and isdicite ...
... stoke hole and stoker, the steerer sitting in the very front. These carriages were taken over and improved upon by Sir Charles Dance, who for a few months in 1831 ran them four times a day between Gloucester and Cheltenham ; but local prejudice proved ...
... consisting of Poor l'illiroddy, a farce in one act by J. M. Morton, and The bengal tiger, - a farce in one act by Charles Dance. Selections will also be given by the Ticehurst House Orchestra. ENTEETAINMENT.—A %cry successful entertainment in aid ...
... in number and were most enthusiastic in their applause. The play selected for pi esentataos a farcical composition by Charles Dance, entitled Naval Engagetrents, the excellent manner in which it was staged reflected great credit upwi the histrionic ...
... IZAAK WALTON TEN NUM IT IS MANY YEARS si nc e th e pl a y of Izaak Walton, by Charles Dance, was produced at the Olympic. Last week it saw the light again in the old-world Staffordshire town of Leek, and appropriately so, for only a few miles away ...
... roads and by the imposition of excessive tolls. This illustration gives a view of Wellington Street, Strand, with Sir Charles Dance's carriage leaving the office for Brighton. No. 3 ran regularly between Paddington and the City, and was mechanically ...
... as a motive power, and road locomotion naturally claimed a good deal of attention, men like Sir Goldsworthy Gurney, Sir Charles Dance, and William Church actually putting steam vehicles on the road. In 1832 a Mr Hancock attracted • good deal of public notice ...
... droll and amusing. Mies Maud Frere as Stella is the funny old astronomer, is and deinty, hor asting, 2S Basen Twanke Mr Charles dancing being diverting hamour as the ex- master of the wing, and irresietible, Daw- son as Miss Ree Bella J juite herself admirably ...
... clever representation of Claud Arbuthnot, the hero, Beatrice Arbuthnot being played chsrmir:glg by Miss Kathleen Peyton. Charles Dance’s g old comedietta, Delicate Ground, was in the hands of the same cast as did justice to the play a few weeks ago in All ...
... Hall, On Thursday, April 17th, 8 p.m, WHEN THERE WILL BE PRESENTED: 'DREAM FACES EY WYNNE MILLER. NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS BY CHARLES DANCE. Proceeds to be given to the Hospital. TlCKETS—Reserved Seats, 25.; a Limited Number at Ic—To be bad from any Member of ...
... laatuson On Thursday, April 17th, 8 p.m., WHEN THERE WILL BE PRESENTED: 'DREAM FACES BY WYNNE MILLER. NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS BY CHARLES DANCE. Proceeds to be glue to the Hospital. TlCKETS—Reserved Seats, Is.; a Limited Number at 18.—To be had from any Member of ...
... provided consisted of Wynne Miller's one act dramatic idyll entitled 'Dream faces and a farcical comedy in two acts by Charles Dance. entitled Naval Engagements. The former piece went very well indeed, and at times proved to be quite touching. The famous ...