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... OUR AMATEURS. A performance of “ Peter's Mother” always lcuv_os us with the hope that, in spite of the restraining influence of the pathetic *‘arm that is not there,” the ‘little red-headed huzzy ” will lead Peter such a life that * Peter’s Children,” ...

... OUR AMATEURS. On Wednesday, May 29, an unnamed company of amateurs gave the well-known comedy, * Still Waters Run Deep,” at the Public Hall, Croydon, in aid of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. Charity, it is true, covers a multitude of sins, and for ...

... OUR AMATEURS. The young members of the Goldsmiths’ Training College Dramatic Society are much to be commended for their very praiseworthy performance of * Hamlet,” at the Cripplegate Theatre, for three evenings, as well as a matinée, on Saturday last ...

... OUR AMATEURS. A play for children, of which the sentiment is' not forced beyond their powers of spontaneous | “ make-believe,” and the setting well within the | resources of the average household, is a gain to tt}e | literature of the juvenile amateur ...

... how she could be called an amateur, but being a beginner with money seemed unpardonable to some. Barry Sullivan, whom an “old Actor ™ cites, had an almost crazy prejudice against the amateur (as if we hadn’t all been amateurs and novices once), and sniffed ...

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... OUR AMATEURS At the Assembly Rooms, Bath, on Thursday afternoon, the 17th, with the object of assisting the funds of the National Socety for Prevention of Cru:lty to Children, Bath Amateurs performed three one-act plays, ““ Time is Money,” * Between the ...

... specially painted, the stage-manager, Mr. Frank H. Smith, and conductor, Mr. H. Carter, both amateurs, deserving great credit for a high-class performance. The Exeter Amateur Operatic Company pre- | sented ““ Haddon Hall” for their eighth annual | production at ...

... OUR AMATEURS. - Popular grand opera, represented by Verdi’s well-known classie, “ 11 Trovatore,” was presented by the Finchley Operatic Society on the leih, 19th, and 20th inst. at King Edward Hall, Finchley. The venture showed ambition, which eannot ...

... AMATEURS IN “THE GEISHA. o The * Lloyds” Operatic and Musical Society attracted good houses to the Court last week, and even when the heavy expenses have bheen paid, the benefiting charities should be helped considerably. In many respects the production ...

... OUR AMATEURS. vlebone Dramatic Society has laid a wtion for its future work, as five of plays which make up the list of its _ are by Shakespeare and the older “ Billy's Little Love Affair,” by ond, given at the Cripplegate Theatre «lay evening, follows ...