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... AIMATEURS AT IIAMMERSMITH. At the Iffley Hall, Hammersmith, on the evening of the 6tb inst, an amateur performance of Mr Edward Rose's adaptation of Le Gcnd)-c de Jfonsieur Poirter, entitled Equals, and the first representation of a new comedietta by ...
... CASTE BY AMATEURS. Caste is so good a play that even a tolerable perform- ance of it creates a certain amount of satisfaction. The cast at the entertainment given to the employees of Messrs Winsor and Newton (Limited) at the Drill Hall, Chenies-street ...
... SHAKESPEARIAN AMATEURS. Siid Dr. Johnrson, We want no mnore of your buffoonery, David (1lrrick, and after generations have passed away no w onder if, on Monday evening last, exhausted patience reite- rited the objurgatiose of the ponderous old sage ...
... MILITARY AMATEURS. A brilliant audience assembled on the 20th inst. at the Theatre Royal, Plymouth, in response to the invi- tation of Colonel Adams and officers of the King's Own Scottish Borderers, who gave an At Home which partook somewhat of the ...
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... THE LEWISHAM AMATEURS. To those of us who see everything that is worth seeing in town, who attend Lyceumn first nights, and never miss a fresh impersonation by our laughter-provoking friend, Toole ; who pop over to Paris for a new play by Sardeu or Feuillet; ...
... AMATEURS AT CIHELSEA. Ti:C ?? rle !, >.tle t V e- 'I 11 ol lvative 1(1111' iiil a 1. ?? ! f ) illile:. it't11!11S l1l, Jiilg -ll, rl oil n :ist! 1!1 SL a. ?? m~ldilxel lelel to ll'Ii' i t ' I ?? of tin late fI,' liol: s Afllr\ s 'Clv it ' I' o lic ' ilie ...
... AMATEURS AT KENNINGTON. As the French minister wondered what motive a certain. diplomatist bad for dying at the time that lie quitted this life, so have we often felt an unsatisfied curiosity as to the reasons by which certain amateur societies are actuated ...
... prevails-pretension most provoking because of its contemptible aspect. We will admit that there are some amateurs capable of acting tolerably well-for amateurs: and when they conspire to commit murder most foul in the cause oi Charity, we think the end justifies ...
... Amateurs at Sadler's Wells. A performance in behalf of the Evicted Tenants' Aid Associa- tion was given at this Theatre on Wednesday evensig lhst. Charity, we are told, rcovers a multitude of sisas and ?? these amateurs, who came forward with ...
... MR. AlJEAAIER (aN AMATEURS. Mr George Alexiitiler delivercil a lecture at the A~ricuihural Ball, I.oils. onl Thursday afternoon, at the opening of ti, cecoltil sessioii of the Leeds Amateur Dramatic ?? which lit! is president, on the mib- Ject Amnateir ...