... Lizvtte. On return- ing to London he joined Miss Jennie Lee at the Olympic in Jo. patying the part of Guppy. This was in July, 1881. From there he went to the Imperial Theatre with Messrs May and Mansell in The Mistletor Bough, playing the Chevalier Derancie ...

... experience preferred, for Music hall near London. one handy with tools. Send references, which mustche good, and state terms, Box 1,881, The Era Office. WAN TED, Thoroughly Experienced Music Hall ,Nlanager. Address, SIDNEY BAcON, Queen's Theatre, Gateshead ...

... Liver- pool, to play A Mtidsummer Night's Dream, she appeared as Titania. In JMankind, produced at the Surrey on Oct. 3d, 1881, Miss Barry appeared as Jessie. In 1885, Miss Barry was at Drury-lane playing Dick. She acted another waif part, Joe, in Savedl ...

... view. ?? of Sullivan s flirest and most memorable wourks, Trhe ;oldyu Loio nd, was pro- ?? at the Leeds Festival, Oct. latiti 1881, and ' the effect of the work upoir the feelings of the audience was immediate and tremendous. The rather delicate anid m ...

... abroad and into the provinces for ecriety andl popularity' cake. Wfhile successfully mana- ging the Princess's Theatre from 1881 to ISM, Mr Barrett did a great deal of sound dramatic work. For example, he collaborated xvith Henry Arthur Jones in writing ...

... is his third campaign in South Africa. He fought in the Zulu war, winning the medal and clasp, and also in the Boer war of 1881. Mr Davies, writing to Mr Henry C. Arnold, the lessee of the Lyric Theatre, Liverpool, with whose travelling com- panies Mr ...

... starts with The Squire at the Kennington Theatre, on Monday, 26th. The Squire was produced at the St. James's on Dec. 29tb. 1881. It was a great success, and Mr Pinero was roundly accused of having taken his plot from Far from the Madding Crowd, which ...

... William Mackintosh, and Miss Kate Phillips. In April, 1881. The Lady of Lyons was put on, until Coralie, by G. W. Godfrey, was ready. Here we may pause to speak of the lack of reliable new dramatists in 1881. There was still a continuous cry from the unacted ...

... there, on Sept. 27th, 1879. He played M. Beauchamp, in The Corsican Brothers, in September, 18S0, and Paulo, in Othello, in 1881. In 1882 he was leading man on tour for Messrs Louis Calvert and Helmsley, and played in Love Knots, by Louis N. Parker. After ...

... put on, until Coralie, by G. WV. Godlfrey, was ready. Here we may I pause to speak of the lack of reliable new dramatists in 1881. There was still a continuous cry from the unacted, but, though scores of plays were submitted, none were found quite suitable ...

... celebrating the nineteenth anniver- sore- of its foundation, the first performance, Tweelfth Xybilt, having been given on Feb. 8th, 1881, at South- l'(rt. He was very pleased to have his old friend and late manager, Mir Savile, with them that evening, who :ad ...

... Kennington, brings up manv memories. It recalls the production of Mr Pinero's piece at the St. James's Theatre on December of 1881, with Mr Hare as the Rev. Paul Dormer, Mr Kendal as Lieutenant Thorndyke, Mr Mackintosh as Gunnion, Mr T. N. Wenman as Gilbert ...