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... burlesque. Miss Ermma Mowbray hue made a very favourable impression. Mr and Mrs West are highlyeamusling Negroes. The beautiful dancing of the Sisters Duvercoy. Miss Annie Anderson, Miss Ada Willames, and Mr Herbert exhibit much talent asi vocalists. CRYSTAL ...
... songs and dances. Mliss Acton Burton is a charming sentimental and serio-comic vocalist; and the same may be said of Mbiss Polly Randall. - Miss Emma Brogden and Miss Clara Douglas deserve special mention for th eir excellent singing and dancing. The perform- ...
... their actinj singing and dancing in the most hu- moroas style. Mr. it A. 'Parner was also'very good as the peppery Alderman. Mr. Walter Searle, as the African monarch, kept the house in a constant roar, and his capital dancing was vociferously encored ...
... the Sungam Family at. lis apolson. Thte Sungami Family, three youngsters. give a very cuctadi g with a reatly-executed dance. MM ?? mckee a good appeeretice as a ballad singer, end is much ?? ACCRIJNGTON (LAINCASHIRE). AttiaMc.s I Lt-(Mtr Henry Meaudsley ...
... , sod Isis freaks ott time tiles wills thle Burglar (Mr Power) convalsed the house. Miss Looni's graceful and Sylph-liko dancing wee touch applauded. Mr and Mrs Son, Dudley (Negro duettiets, Bc.) have made a favoorablo imnpressiotn. Rasins amsd Alvurez ...
... capital Irish comedian and dancer. Professor Grant, ventrlloquist gives a pleasing enlertainment. Miss Chatters, vocalist and clog dancer, is slso go.id. Messrs Holmee and Gant received quite an ovation. Their sketches are given in a dinished style, devoid ...
... up and waved in the wind whenever he became at all indignant, was something marvellous to behold. There were some excellent dances, in which Mr. Frederick Vokes seemed to glory in throwing his legs over the heads of his re- latives, in demonstrating to ...
... capital dancing. Messrs Wt. Eltont (Den Florlo de Fompolo DisraelI), J. PauslIce (Don Pedro do Le Lwelo), and H. Ni. Mellows (Don Salinstio do Gladetoneo), In a song and .B dance trio, caused Immense laughter and great applause, and the final y dance hadtinbe ...
... of bhoys. Mr John Allen gives able assistance in the open- ing. The ballet troupe gives a capital Maypole dance, and afterwards a Morris dance. A steeple chase, carried on with great spirit, is a fittingfinale. The Proprietor was to have his benefit ...
... Continental Ballet Troupe have transferred their services from the Alhambra. The stage accommodation not being 8o good here their dances are considerably hampered. Mr Ned Cunning. Daam has appeared this week ii support of the comic busiiess. Buslness ,contmnues ...
... Mr E. W. Royce undertook Ur Toole's old part, the Lieutenant, and imparted no little rumotur to the sketch ; Mr Royce's dancing being one of the most characteristic features, while the burlesque of the Coburg school of melodrama was amusingly depicted ...
... combined to originate anI carry out the show undler the happiest auspices. The weathor was exceedingly fine, and the atten- dance during the day- was large and fashionable. The dogs were divided into twenty-eight classes, and nimbered.x some 367. The showv ...