... was surprised and delighted with the sight of her own face. How must a rustic, for instance, have been electrified with Hallowe'en,” “The Cottar's Saturday Night,” Holy Fair Here were scenes in which he had himself mingled. He could recognise them at ...

... Vaughan, p sl . r , G. S tun 51iss Jack son, Mrs. Vaugliau, Mrs. Har- nii-lon, ...

... I ster, G. Saunders, Miss Jackson, Mrs, Vaughan, Mrs. HarriliiTtOD, &c. _„ . „ , After which a grand new Ballet caJ.ed HALLOWEEN, in which the Leopold brothers, and Mdlles. Marian, Therese, Fanny, and Louise (the Viennoise sisters), will make their First ...

... Pritchard, Vaughan, -iter, G. Saunders, sliss Jackson, Mrs Vaughan, Mrs. Harrington, &o. After which grand new Ballet called HALLOWEEN, in which the Leopold brothers, and Aid Ilea. Alarian, Thereae, l aunj, and Louise (the V'ieunoiso sisters), will make their ...

... dr.tma (which is announced ior repetition this evening;, Mr. Stiiing was called before the curlain. A new ballet called Halloween' followed, in which four very clever danseusts, u The Sisters,” introduced, and their effoits to please were rewarded rounds ...

... was produced— Will Jones, or the Spectre Pilot,- and some strange faces also appeared. A ballet enter tainment. entitled Halloween, followed, In which the Viennese sisters and the brotlwrs Leopold appeared. These artistes are great promise. In the farce ...

... performances will commence with an original Drama, entitled WILL JONES; or THE SPK' THE PILOT. After which, new Haller, entitled HALLOWEEN. To conclude with a new Fatce, entitled A ROUGH DIAMOND. TU Ci HUiUSPOiMf LX V All letters m :n'.je:ts connected with ln>' ...

... was his first ap, at this theatre, and his acting was in general truthful and vigorous. A ballet entertainment, entitled Halloween, followed. The farce of The Rough Diamond, in which Mr. Webb delineated with true comic humour the character of Cousin Joe ...

... present. QUEEN’S ROYAL THEATRE. The above theatre opened with the drama of Will or the Spectre Plot, and a ballet entitled Hallowe’en. Last night the performances were varied the ballet of “The Boatmen of the Ohio, and the farce of ” Near Neighbours. The ...

... warmly received by the house, and was called before the curtain at 'be close of the piece. A ballet entertainment, entitled Halloween, followed. The incidents of the ballet are founded upon the Scotch superstitions pertaining to this period. The mystic spells ...

... followed AN OUJ> CT OF INTEREST. After which the Farce of THE PAS DE FASCINATION. lo conclude with the new Ballet of ALL HALLOWEEN. ...

... great judgment and ability. They were called before the curtain at the close. The performances terminated with the ballet Hallowe'en. ...