... INQ EVENTS IN THE WORLD TAINMENT. Dec. 11, 1881—Emma Stanley died, in distressed circumstances, at the age of 58. She was actress to whom occurred the happy idea of giving an entertainment after the syle John Parry. She played on six instruments, and ...

... S. LAWRENCE & SONS ‘Phone READY-TO-WEAR OUTFITTERS Estab. 1881. Regent 2355. 61, CHARING CROSS ROAD, W.C.2. Finest Selection in the West End of LOUNGE SUITS, OVERCOATS, DRESS AND DINNER SUITS. For Immediate Service. Style and Cut particularly appealing ...

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... with a song entitled “ Another Rocket.” He first ap- soon became a favourite, some of his best- peared in London at Lusby’s in 1881, and known being “ Can't Stop,” “ They're After Me,” “We've Both Been There Before, Many a Time.” “He's a Rider,” “ La- Di ...

... late Sir Augustus Harris was born May 8, 1 and died June 22, 18%. He was the son of Augustus Glossop Harris, and married, fn 1881, Miss Florence Rendle, and had an onl: daugh- ter. He was buried ta irom plon Cemetery, where his lather and mother lie. The ...

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... , Lyntoa.” 88, Balharn Park-road, 8.W.15. Agent. Fred Francis. Ltd. Mias SYBIL GRANT CHESTER u, ad., w.a 'Phone: Rleerslda 1881. SYDNEY HOWARD. “HIT THE DECK.” LONDON HIPPODROME. GALVIN. PANTO.. WIMILKDON THBATRB. Com., WoKor Beotloj. and JOHNSTONE TIVOLI ...

... a presentation of the same play. Viola Compton played Viola, the part taken by her mother, then Miss Virginia Bate man, in 1881. To mark the occasion, and the Misses Compton invited some 200 representatives of Nottingham’s prominent citizens to supper ...

... been world. wide, for he visited the Straits Settlements, China, and Japan, and later South Africa returning to England in 1881. Mr. Batson, in the course of his long and varied stage career, had played in almost all plays, and had appeared in tragedy ...

... ehould be deferred, as in the case of | the Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Com- theatres and music halls. until Sept. 1, pany. In 1881 Mme. Rita married Mr. the secretary in the meantime to com John Radeliff, the celebrated flute playe municate wth the absent ...

... and he did his work well, as befits one who claims to he the theatrical manager living, having served ten years in that from 1881, for Toole’s Theatre, and subsequentiy managed the Coliseum and Hammerstein London Opera House Perhaps the Al Fresco Theatre ...