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... 5, WS SRR Churchill’s well-known minstrels are rying the Albert Hall a visit next week. There are a ecore of artistes with new sketches, interludes, quartettes, and duets. It is advertised as the only complete minstrel company travelling. It is not a revival ...
... stage- He is an American with a great gft of idiom, and his collection of stories is one of the greatest extant. The Waldrons have a style of humour which, while being robust, has a measure of ?ummness. Rinaldo, th 4 wandering minstrel of the west, is ...
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... there Was in man a craving lor what in its broadest sense he called the aesthetic; \hat in the early ages gave birth to the minstrel’s song, anu to that rythmic sound which they calied musc. It was this which lay at the bass of all our literature., All ...
... Mr. J. Ivall's SILVER GOBLETS éys 8. B. Walkington 3 11 8 Sir G. Abarcromby’s Pat M'Carthy sye A,s',A,n 0 ir O A -Smith's Minstrel Park sys 1 88ir C p.wfluo Winner trained by F. &lfll eyhi Betting. —* Sporting Life” * Sportsman ™’ : 2m\mMM.9.m4msml Valontine ...
... expectation is that it will ¥ava the Upper House mext weel. LEAN DAYS FOR LAWN TENNIS . an election before nexi session. To Tax American Heiresses The Washingron oorreslpondent of *“ The Daly Chronicle ' cables: In the House of Representa “eeday Mr. Stanley ...
... lengths. 22.—PADDOCK SELLING STEEPLECHASE of 75 sovs, audded to a sweepsiakes of 2 sovs cach for starters, . I'wo miles, MINSTREL PARK, aged, 12st. (owner), 1; SIR PERCY, aged. 12st. (Reardon), 2; PERIMAC, aged, lzst. (1. Anthony), 3. Also ran: Finnigin ...
... than old amateur operatic player, In the States such 4 mesage at such a moment. How vi e AR A v, ol o S e wige e e nigger minstrel, and an amateur theatrical arrived! Songs, jests, chaffing sTh T ar Deind s the T S G Sue L raising of money for war charities ...
... In the oune of the evening very amusing enertaimmenly weme given Ly 8 pierrot troupe under Mr. Irvine Haizh, the nigger minstrel troupe under Messrs, B, Akroyd, J. Jagwer, and H. L. Gill, and the chil@ren's party under Miswe J. E. Whiteley and B. Sutcliffe ...
... Yorkshire Troops Shipwrecked The American transport Narragansctt ran ‘ on the rocks off the Isle of Wight in the early hours of Saturday moming. Fortunately there was po loss of life and the men rescued, who numbered 1,700, were all in excellant spirits ...
... Margaret Lapish (W:lkie Talkie Doll), Peter Midgley (Andy Pandy), Pamela Sharp (Lavender Lady), Ann and Michael Sutcliffe (Minstrels), Ronald Suthers (Hilary), Martin Ormerod (A Turk), Tony Hall (Jason of the Golden Fleece), David Chambers (Paint Box), Maureen ...