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... NOVEL. At aU the Libraries, in Three Vols., The BECOND EDITION of THE HEART of JANE WARNER, By the _ Authorof My Sister the Actress, kc The 'situation' is worked out with the writer's accustomed skiU and fertility of imagination. â Morning Post. F. ...
... LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. One Penny, of all Newsagents. Post free ljd. THE PRO t'ERTY of MARRIED WOMEN: IMPORTANT ACTION by an ACTRESS. Read LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. Sixty Columns of Latest. News for One Penny. 1 FRIGHTFUL MURDER of a LADY m ' IRELAND. Read ...
... Crosstree of Mr. Arthur Roierts every one must see. Daily TelegTaph. BLUE-EYED SUSAN. -Miss NELLIE STEWART. As itood an actress As she is singer; Her comedy is i-enuin-. As her voice is pure.â Daily Telegraph. _ _ P SINCE OF WALES'â EVERY EVENING ...
... UIrUTBY THEATRE.â lmmense success of the romantic Drama, ALL FOR GOLD, with Mr. A. Dampier and the little Australian actresses Lily and Rose, who will api>ear EVERY EVENING, supported by a full dramatic) company. Reduced prices- -Gullery 3d.. pit6dâ ...
... , Etta Lane, Leonard Barry, Jemy Lynn, Oakland and Thompson. Vernon and Wright ; tbe Gipsy Princess, by the clever child actress. Miss Georgina Middleton, and the Surrey-side favourite, Mr. T. F. Nye ; and the Sisters Hawthorne, in their new and original ...
... Bond-street. DaUy 10 to 6. Is. DRAMATIC FINE ART GALLERY, 168. New Bond-street. -This EXHIBITION of PICTI Hy ACTORS and ACTRESSES, 4c., OPEN DALL- ix. Mondays and Saturdays, Teu a.m. till Ten pm - Admission One Shilling. IjTOENCI I G ALLERY, 120. Pall-mall ...
... ultimate imprisonment for witch- craft, and death at the funeral pile. Certainly we have arrived at the age of realism, when an actress is seen standing upon a mass of apparently burning faggots The highest praise must be bestowed npon the manner in whicb the ...
... Orchestra and Chorus. Conductor. Herr Meyrr Lutz. Box-office open 10.0 till 6.0: or of the Libraries.— GAlETY. _ - rjpHE CHILD ACTRESS OF THE CENTURY : JL in parts such as this she stands unrivalled anil alone. Miss VERA BEKINGERiuTHE PRINCE A.VDTHK PAUFER ...
... and exhilarating. The actress won as she ad- vanced. The rehearsal scene 'was again deliehtiul comedy. never forced, neve? exaggerated — Quite in the picture. The scene of departure was pretty enough, but few expected that the actress would express with ...
... find occupation in either of these capacities. Katti, however, is a very droll and diverting study of character, and the actress, who was most warmly re- ceived on her first appearance, won laughter and applause through- out the evening.'' STRAND THEATRE ...
... HOWARD, the LITTLE FAIRY ACTRESS (not yet Five Tears Old), in her marvellous and delightful ENTER- TAINMENT, assisted by La Petite Taglioni, Miss Lillie Lee, and Miss Mary Arlington. Miss Lydia Howard, the Littie Fairy Actress, lion given Entertainments ...
... Austerlitz. 4. A l otter t.. Oln i French Newspapers and News- ■Vl riters. French Farceurs nnd Fenillel French Duellists. French Actresses. 4c. By Benjamin Blunt, formerly a Beneherman and Trencherman in the i cr- n ?? r .,J c '' Mo - n w a R-nti. rof the ...