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... knows it. Mac. FREDERICK WEBSTER will hase the Haymarket for an extra night on Tuesday, and upon that occasion all the talent of the company will be displayed, with the addition of Mr. Sims Reeves and M r. W. Harrison. Mr. Frederick Webster's services are ...
... solwell hnowun is London,adwolperi ;7 j o I jp Tronv-Iore o at Astleys's oi Monday id-ee E(fnICaScc-Cal pan Mr. Frederick Webster, as, eohsict Portia ad-place, who ni/I ,si/liayly give youl all tie Thforotsiwiird Aex soils y05o~oi.lt Is osii lst give ...
... announced at half-price. 3MISS KATE 1ICKSON, Who made a successful ap- pearance at the Lyceum last week, is a pupil (It Mr. Frederick Webster, ard the same young lady who made such a favourable impression at the Haymarket (on the occasion of herinstructor's benefit) ...
... good sense to treat it seriously; so we recomn- mend that some great elocutionist, Mr. Jones, Mr. John Cooper, or Mr. Frederick Webster, be depuled to wait upon the Post-office, and try to cure it Or the ridiculous impediment in its ?? ...
... ONE NIGHT MORE. Under the Patronage of the Nepaulese Princes and the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor. For the BENEFIT of Mr. FREDERICK WEBSTER. En Thursday, July 11th, the Entertainments, which will be of the roost attractive character, will be sustained by those ...
... Secretary. Dinner on Table at Half-past Three for Four o'clock precisely. R OYAL DRAMATIC INSTITUTE, r Established by FREDERICK WEBSTER (late Stage Director of the Theatre Royal, Eaymarket, and Professor of Elocution to the Boyal Academy of Mlfusic), for ...
... night, and for the benefit of Mr. Frederick Webster, Stage-director, a deserving servant of the public, and one whose labours are not the less valuable because the artist is not seen by the audience. Mr. Frederick W~ebster, too, is an esteemed member of ...
... Miss Emmeline Montague). Director-Mr. Charles Sean. Assistant-Director-Mr. George Ellis. Prompter and stage-manager-Mr. Frederick Webster. The theatre arranged and the scenery painted by Mr. Thomas Grieve. Right and left of the stage, which was exceedingly ...
... Brook) Miss Kathleen Fitzwilliam Director ?? Mr. Charles Kean Assistant Director ?? Mr. George Ellis Stage Manager ?? Mr. Frederick Webster The theatre arranged and the scenery painted by Mr. T. Grieve. The exquisite acting of Mrs. Kean, as King Rend's Daughter ...
... including in it ot only a choie variety, but a brilliant array of talent, especially concen- trated for the benefit of Mr. Frederick Webster. TR/e Merchant of Venice, or at leost four acts of the play, was first submitted, having for ?? Shylook Mr.T.C. King ...
... engaged at Man- chester, and. will shortly appear there previous to her coming to London. MR. GEORGE WEBSTER, a son of Frederick Webster, of the -layymarket, has made a favourable debut at Birmingham as Sir Charles Paragon, in the farce of Perfection. MR ...
... Hall, and Mr Frederick Webster, the stage-manager, were summoned before Mr Mead, the first for threatening and the second for assaulting Charles Peters. Cross summonses charged Peters with threatening Mr English and threatening Frederick Webster. It seemed ...