... 7et between thle medical and theatrical professions, .and thi's ga mld is shown by the fact that nearly- every provincial In' riot theatre has its (locto'-, wh~o, in return for the free ill [lot entr6e to the theatre for himself and wife, will attend ofl ...

... for Mlay 11th, 1b91, Two Weeks. Address, Manmhester. Agcnt, F. Iligham and Co. A flit. The Ghost, A flit. A llit. The Ghost, A Ifit. A flit. The Ghost, A Hit. The greatest success ever put on a Variety Stage. M4 x. G U S E L E N, LI the Famous ...

... afterwarde aa the ihoat, b moat effeetiee, and the b pretty. Jon OHaiam, the anargetlc afer of the Haehaaj Kmplre, r, porta riot ileal btulneaa at thb popular North eaat Lendon raaort thb weak. The Boje with heir orehaetra and concert combination giro ...

... of the entertaiismetst is full of point, atid the decorations in good caste, the singing well executed, the song of 1The Ghost being (in the grace burlesque liue) the best thing we remeniber to have heard. The Hall is crowded nightly and has beets so ...

... Funny Faces. Miss Funny Faces all communications. Funny Faces. and enm The Ghost. 24, St. Mary's-square, The Ghost. The Ghost. Kennington ; or, The Ghost. Sole and Exclusive Agents, Hugh J. Didcott and Co. The London Pavilion, May 23d ...

... our grcatrst lal favourites. MrLionel Brough, arid thereceptionaccordeld to hilis ShrOldilat his Metropolitant sojourn had riot )esseited the public tlpprecitjosi e llis talents in Liverpool. The piece selectell for tile occasiori was the rbprn. ditotioll ...

... the perlormance of Mr. Macready in Hamlet, be being engaged for that niglt only. Mr. Ryder sustained the character of the Ghost. On Friday the enter- tainments were under the patronage of T. Griffith, Esq. the Msyor, and corporation. TENBY.-This little ...

... phiencoir ie( olioritied all wrhto entire fin contact with lifa. Kirrd arid ccii- etiderate to his suborditiatese lie 'coo riot reimliont occastoital bereto of foierc imacihern gossisir, nor alwauys sohierfor to liresticice. Ito knrew hose to attachi ...

... Gallery, 23.. Second rirc, Is., Upper Gallery, is., Second Price, 6d. THEATVRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.Eenamn ?? Cornpalun.Lain a Ghost ese night-t igtio tr Hortense. Oni Monday, a Consedtetttaini which Mr.Webster. Mr. BuckGstone, Mr.H. ?? Nibet, ?? JlieBenet ...

... Syracuse audience. He played Hamlet in the Alhambra of that city recently, and had no sooner begun his amazement over the Ghost than he became equally astounded by being hit with a tomato on the nose. After this incident, which (says our New York corre- ...

... friend Abe Daniels discoursed both swveet and dismal music ots a violin aird banjo, and met with a hearty reception. We did riot recogrisie arrythiirg particularly new in the Sayings of tile Clowns, Messrs Felix arid Le Barr, although, tirsy scorned to ...

... ; id Rags, ccmedy in ‘“The Little pictures. week : Mlle. Imna Fred Edwards, in 3. Penrose; Ruby Levey; Bioscope; 1, *“The Ghost of gor, Mr. Arthur 'rybody’s Doing des: Ida Crispi, , Farren Soutur, on, and Rcbert premiére danymph,” supported ps de ballet; ...