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PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS

... VAIETlIES, CommeR rota-stret, ierachaprgedt, ME. Peorsee-ne , eis. W. Meona, w Star Company. W} H.MA The Opaggos Trou1pe, Tom White's gtreet ArabS, lcergan end blsie, Lionut. 'JLies-i The Brautfords. robery and Richfield, Sistere Do Casthe, Harryt Anderson ...

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS

... ance on the high wire by a handsome individual named Menotti. Mr. Carl Ostend's female impersonation is clever, and Tom White's Arabs afford, many a hearty laugh. Mr. White is a smart nigger, and his Arabs include three tiny children, who sing and ...

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS

... perform- ance on the high wire by a handsome individual named Menotti. Mr. Carl Ostend's female impersonation is clever, and Tom White's Arabs afford many a hearty laugh. Mr. White is a smart nigger, and his Arabs include three tiny children, who sing and ...

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS

... IA. Hunter,' The Craw6 Froae Thle Yhrce ?? oba George BenueharaT, Amly Lyster, Arte embs Betty Chapman, Vo ti anti fRay, Tom White's Arabs, aerI and other. ae METROPOLITAN. EDGWARE4IOAD. 'IVERY ev~ening, thesecreamlngle'.funilY 5ktch,0ntit1edTh5 .E Doctor ...

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS

... 11eesves, LIhLa Lewis, C. Beeves and ir. 3tonS Locilse Casati, Mario Jloyd, J oe Chleevers. Bialior and Firtis, Joe Colverd, Tom White's Streset Arabs, and others. 3trs. Peobe's Pifth CBbE plimentary Benedti Tuesday, March 1i. tMtuncel' s3r, P. Law. HAMalDWlRSITE ...

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS

... Elaneon; 1st staid of Honour, Ilarry Delevanti; Sond Staid of Honroutr, Alfred Hanson. Peeteatert, Courtiers, re., tte. Tom White's Renov'.tea Street Mrabs, hate tay, Austin Bnud, Fred Harvey, Igues Doszel, iteG marvelloos Slebbiuc Trsonce, ?? Snltivan ...

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS

... -sketch is -very vwell put upon. the ,stage,,both asI regards. seeneory' and theJ drcesing :of' a comzely:: crowd; G~eneral .Tom White; is here again -with 'his.streset: Arabs :and: funnier tham ' ever,~ if. that bhe ;possible,i haud BomO of 'the' clev~erest ...

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS

... WH}ISTLE, a comlealicy, by the Collinson and :in C;OcmPany, thie Boenbair, Mlario Ie Blancl G..W. Hunter.- Jolly John Nash, Tom White's Arabs,- Tom Deamore. Homee ?? ventriloquist; Pagan~ni itedivlvas, the greatest living viollnist; Loettie Jaochson, Zents ...

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS

... REiDrORD THMEATRE or VARIET7IS, ?Hi~gh.streot; Camelntowle. . i rYBRV~Y enveoik. the Sisters Portescue, Sisleis EviL; Boura Tom White's 'Aras, -ves. ?? Itens ine Vance, Spry. tnid leonti sketch, TEL HILL STIEAM - by the WilklnsOIt and FPae com. Dinf mi~ssuse ...

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS

... Lucy Clarke, Etlnrdo Combination, Chsrleo.Coblirn.' Lester KinD ' Nelie Nave5to, - T~iom Rlea3mobier;,.' S Fnotice Robins, Tom White's Arabsg. Jennis Vend, - Arthur -Combos. Sisters Brandon. SABA Torr,- : ?? Gartos, ' Johnny Worma, * .Marie Coleridge, The ...

THE MUSIC HALLS

... athletes have some distinc- tive feats, and abundant applause accom- panies the efforts of Florrie Robina; Jennie Venoi, Tom White's Arabs, the Gartos, Miss Agnes Hazel, Miss Florrie Haywood, and other well-known per- formers. COLLINS'. Islingtonians have ...

THE MUSIC HALLS

... has disappeared from the Olymnpio in favour of a more varied enter- tainment. Carl Hertz presents a now illusion mystery. Tom White, who dis- pensas with burnt cork now, poses as schoolmaster to his clever juvenile troupe. The witticisms, ancient and modern ...