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... 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 ...
... borrow from captain to send a wire to Paris for our fare home. 1884. Went to America with Moore, Holmes and Haverley Minstrels. 1881. Changed our name to The Craggs.?? 1887. Played in Russia, and later at the Folies Bergeres Paris. 1889. Appeared by Royal ...
... Artillery Company, and proceeded by road Muswell Hill for the opening of tlie present building. A chequered career followed, and in 1881, and again 1883, the palace and park were offered for sale, but there was purchaser. In 1900 the building and 173 acres •-( ...
... of Mrs. Siddons. He lived for years after his retirement from the stage, liked and esteemed by those who knew him. June 24, 1881.—Death of Charles Dillon. Charles Dillon’s name has cropped up rather frequently of late during the course of controversy as ...
... ALL THE ROUND. Jan. 15, 1881.—Death of Mrs. ‘man, then managing Sadler’s Wells Theatre. After death of ‘her the | husband, she continued in the n nt of the Lyceum, with Henry Irving as her star, and Miss Isabel Bateman, still living, in a religious She ...
... girls to whom he was paying £2 10. the Regent-street, W., and he formed 1 in The 1923 Revue Were unateur stage to appear, in 1881, in company, calling it the St. John Cinema 1 at the He will now pay £3 for twice nightly, = Theatre. He thus had a stage recor¢ ...
... Gaiety, 1880, her luck on the music halls. | and in The Exiles of Erin a t the frail, insinuating voice was still 1! Olympic, 1881. At the Criterion, actress was stouter. But September, 1882. she Little Miss layed Mary, with erfect grace. She and at the ...
... Olympic. troubled life endured till she time or another during its existence. [been circus. The Olympic i’avilion March 26, 1881. Mute. Modjeska' l y occupied the site Craven her first appearance on the Eng- House, once lent its noble owner to ,h stage ...
... Radford. Allin | Her Own Manager Mme. Bernhardt took over the Robert Parker, and) Mesdames Edna management of the Ambigu in 1881 Thornton, Beatrice Miranda, and Flor- and in 1883 bought the Porte-St.-Mar- ence Austral distinguished themselves tin, remaining ...
... 3-act operetta of Van Loo and Leterrier, music by Chas. Lecocq. Jour et Nuit * (*‘ Day and Night ”) was produced on Nov. 5. 1881. at the old Nouveautes, now disappeared, and it is thanks this musical comedy have the celebrated adage of the Portuguese being ...
... public opinion. roved by the Commissioner of Police. of Siva,’ was out on the business of the of * Sweet by production Sept. 19, 1881. -~Audran’s opera, Charles Killick, manager of the New) getting fresh air, would you agree? “The v is at the Theatre, St. ...