... with a wind in | before the Nottingham representatives. The was soon in | one of field abd a gval seemed well-nigh imminent, Shortly | men J the cutl town stuck gamely to their work, and pt were assistance of B r, Nottingham, run dor ut of a fairly put ...

... to exaggerate hi part a little, otherwise was effective an the Hon. Pun ley Chivers, while Mr. C. H. Kuuey pleased as Arthur Dexter. Mr. W. II. Denny gar* a most delightfully amusing account of the Irish sergeant, Tom Stirrup. Lady Constance in the hands ...

... Mr. Walter Everard makes a jkttitary Sir George Deitor, and acts the part Wroughout very creditably, Mr. C. H. Kenney's Arthur Dexter is a meritorious performance, and Mr. Kenneth Black makes the most of the small part of P'. Gruinbleton. Mr. Etienne Giradot ...

... care of Messrs BrAcscoest. MR. A. GIFFORD STACEY, lM. Re-engaged by W. F. Lyon, Esq., LORiD J URA, in Moths,' Address, 18, Nottingham-place, London, W.; or, Mr HARRcleToN BAILY. MR. H A R R Y F IS C HER, ll on Tour with J. L. Shine, Esq., as PRIOR JENKYN ...

... CHARLES MAJILTON2S CELEBRATED COMPANY. Eighth Year of Tour. THE GAY CITY, George R. Sims's greatest Farcical success. The Nottingham Post, March 27th, says:- Mr Charles Majilton's very clever Company. THEATRE ROYAL,. BIRMINGHAM. Communications address, ...

... Barclay Trevor and Co. produced Comrade* ou tho last three days in last week. Mr. E. Unuerhill merits favourable uotico Arthur Dexter, and the Captain Darleigli of Mr. Frank McDonnell was played with tarnestnesa. Chivers was capitally rendered by Mr. Dacroy ...

... Provinces, under the Stage-Mlanageinent of Mir Ca CATHCART. THE IG H T ' E LO N D ON , CILIGHTS by G. R. SIMS. THEATRE ROYAL, NOTTINGHAM, April S2d, Three Weeks. Under the Stage Direction of Mr LEONARID BOYNE. Business Manager, Mr THoMAs AiNLEy. For terms or ...

... Abraham, in Leah ; ?? Disengaged June 9th. THEATRE ROYAL, BRISTOL, April 30th, Six Nights. . ?? ERNEST UNDERHILL, . 1L ARTHUR DEXTER. in No. 2 Coisrades Company, SHREWSBURY, April 30th, Six Nights. MR. WILSO.N WH EELER . ML ?? t Leading Business onl; ...

... under the Stage-Management of Mr C. CATHCART. THE TI G R T S 0 o L O N D O N. iLI HTS ~by G. R. SIcSS. THEATRE ROYAL, NOTTINGHAM, April 23d, Three Weeks. Under the Stage Direction of Mr LEONARD BOYNE. Business Manager, Mr TusimAs AirNLYr. For terms ...

... Reece asid Righton, entitled THE NEW DON JUAN JU(A)NIOR. New Songs, Nece Dances, New Dresses. May 14th, THEATRE ROYAL, NOTTINGHAM, Six Nights, Leamington to follow. Business communications to GOsZERT TAT?, on route, M R. CHARLES MAJIILTON'SI CELEBRATED ...

... Northumberland Amateur Dramatic Club. NOTTINGHAM -Royal.-- Madame Soldene'sCo. opened their second week, on Monday, with iXaval Cit'iets, to a fair house. The opera was well received on this its first presentation in Nottingham, although the one or two introduced ...

... Immense amusement. o NOTTINGHAM-- Royal.-- Miss Emily Duncan'* Oo. owned here on Monday with Cvmradts. Tho comedy was w, 11 received by a good house, the acting being very fair all round. Mr. C. 11. Kenney makes a vigorous Arthur Dexter, and F. H. Maclin ...