... Woodstock, in Clancartv. Mr Belleu's LondondObut was at -the Haymarket in February, 1876, as Lord Percy in Tom Taylor's play, Anne Boleyn. Be afterwards supported Miss Neilson there in Measure for Measure. The Lady of Lyons, c. In 1879 he joined Irving's company ...

... Play only on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, beginning at Seven o'clock. Vivant Rex and Regina. In the above piece Queen Anne Boleyn was, of course, a more important character than Queen Katherine, although in the play now filling the Lyceum Miss Veanbrugh's ...

... show that what is said and done is tdvo sentries in advance. We are soon introduced to Cardinal Wolsey, King Heeny, and Anne Boleyn. The King consults Volsey about his desire for a change of wives, which he ingeniously attempts to justify by the plea that ...

... Theatre in August, AUTHOR-The acesweer to each of your queries is a cieil negntive. J. J.-An historical draina entitled Anne Boleyn, by Toen Taylor, was produeced at the Lraymarket Theatre oe Foeb. 5th, 1S7G. The cast inctleded Miss Neilson in the title-rOle ...

... impressive as the overwhelming tornado of vehemence in which she gave full rein to her true sentiments regarding Elizabeth and Anne Boleyn. She was fre. quently applauded by the well-filled house, and had to appear several times before the curtain in response ...

... use his freedom to ally himself with Anne Boleyn- a spleeny Lutheran. With such a historical personage to deal with, Shakespeare might easily have lent himself to the Cardinal's enemies. Wolsey, the foe of the Boleyns and of Cranmer, the motive power that ...

... ultirno, wesen he was honoured 055rext, patrounge of Lieut.-Col. W. P. Talbot, the pieces Werilt et and the Pantomime of Anne Boleyn, it beiag the recresentation of tee le e fast Iodd BIRTH EXTRAORDINARY.-A strange evet occo1N 1,te establishment of the ...

... fice to Suspicion and vengeance within a space of thirty years in this country-namely, Mark Smeaton, in the ser- vice of Anne Boleyn, who was executed in 1536; Thomas Abel, who taught music and grammar to Queen Catherine, wife of Henry VIII., who was hanged ...

... the genuine lovers of art. The principal cha- racters were cast as ?? Wolsey, Charles Reans Queen ftatherine, Mrs. Rean; Anne Boleyn, Mlss Chapman; Cromwell, Mr. Catheart; Dalke of Sorry, Mr. Everett; Henry the Eighth, Mr. Nagle; Duke of Norfolk, Mr. Myers; ...

... last-named theatre in Jack the Valiant. He started at the Victoria some time, and under Mir J. A. Cave's management played Anne Boleyn in the pantomime of Bluff King Heal. After another experience of the stock, which ended with a fire at the Elephant and ...

... it-rivals two. The next corner is Sir Thomas Wyat. Ho, too, is in love, and the object of his affection is none other than Anne Boleyn. He is just about to hurl malodietions at the head of a certain fat and royal Blue Beard when Horns, following the stage ...

... last-named theatre in Jack the Valiant. He stayed at the Victoria some time, anid under Mr J. A. Cave's management played Anne Boleyn in the pantomime of Bluff King Hat. After another experience of the stock, which ended with a fire at the Elephant and ...