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... I AMATEUR DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE I AT THE THEATRE ROYAL. Once more it is our duty to pass warm encomiums, well merited, on a portion of the local amateur dramatic talent of Preston. Primarily, it is worthy of mention, that in .his tiwn there are several ...
... day journayings; but it is only when sketches come to be developed into pictures that the resources sad limitations of the amateur can be known to himself. and friends. It is not difficult in these days of afsthetice and high art for an educated person ...
... ordinary run dnof amateur work, and the exhibition as a whole is gives one the idea that thero are many more Is people who have taken up painting as an accomplishment than there were ten years ago. Among the 343 examples of amateur art work ernr 90 have ...
... AMATEUR DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE AT THEt1 THEATRE ROYAL.I The members of the Preston Amatenr Dramatic Society mado their bow, in the Theatre Royal, last night, before an audience that filled the house in every part. For !ome time past preparations had been ...
... AMATEUR CONCERT AT ST. GEORGE'S HALL. Certainly the most enjoyable amateur concert which bas'been given for some time took place last evening in the small concert room, St. George's Hall, where a choir of about 50 select voices, aided by instrumental ...
... ment). It will thus be seen that the dock estate was well represented in many of its departments, and, witbout specifying any amateur in particular, it is sufficient to say that their efforts in more than one instance would have done no discredit to pro- ...
... ' AMATEUR PERFORMANCE IN AID OF THE 1 3 NIGHT ASYLUM AND JUVENILE REFUGE.. | * ~~ ?? ?? ~~ ~~ ~~ ?? a ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -r a ' THEATRE ROYAEL. r e Our readers are no doubt aware, from previous notices I W that we have no decided taste for public amateur ...
... AMATEUR EXHIBITION OF ; WATER C- U DRAWINGS \ E AT THE LYIERPOOL ART CEUB I * f ?? t The above interesting exhibition, as already The )re recorded in thesecolumns, was opened on Mon- DIbuea id day evening by Sir Robert Collier. one of the ately to foremost ...
... THE GUILD OF LITERATURE & ART, AND THE AMATEUR PLAY AT THE FREE-TRADE HALL. If Ts- I . ~te efore entering uponn a notice of the Vamateur play, pre- sneby r. Charles Dickens and his friends, in the Free.Y trade Hal o Vedntesday evening lest, we way ...
... PRESTON AND DISTRICT COTT&GE RS' AND AMATEURS' ANNUAth SUMMER FLOWER SHOW. it S- . f H The s3venth annual floral show under the anusices oi the Preeton aml District Cottagore' and Anlateurs' 4 Floral Soeiety took placa in the Public Hall, on Wedneg. ir ...
... LIVERIPOOL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25; 1828. Theatre Roapl.-The play of' the School, for Scandal, per-. Formed by amateurs, on Monday evening, fori .Ryc' ~ 6_r~_ ?? tn -P. qn wpll attended: and fa o I e ee- benefit, we were happy to see so well attended; and ...