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... THE EGOTIST. A New Comedy, in Three Acts, by Herbert J. Leigh Bennett, First troduced at the Clarence Roons, Hotel Metropole, trighton, Wednesday, Feb. 20th. Mr Spicer Corby . .. -- Mr A. WOOD Mr Porcher ?? *- Captain ROWLST Mr Wheatley ?? H. LeiaH-BsNNrrT ...
... --The Reid Festival, since the accession of Sir Herbert Oakley to the music chair of Edin- burgh University, has assumed an importance out of all propor- tion with that accorded to it in former times. Sir Herbert, by means of courteous demeanour, musical ability ...
... monologue Joan of Arc until later; and the London Pavilion rejoices in the acquisition of Bliss Jenny Hill in addition to Mr Herbert Campbell, Bliss Bessie Bellwood, Dutch Daly, and other favourites. Bliss Jenny Hill, H rbert Campbell, and Dutch Daly also ...
... with a description of Mr. Helstone after seeing a ghost, and as he waits for his friend Charlie Bennett to be introduced to the Glencairn family. Bennett is engaged to Miss Fanny Glencairn, and the moment Helstone meets her (it would seem he had come ...
... ? I,Soo 1. R. Herbert: Moses and the Tables of the Law ?? ,700 T. Faed: 'The Mitherless Bairn ?? ,2C0 None of these painters is represented at Sydney. The following are the, painters that have works in both galleries:-T. Bennetter, Peter Graham, ...
... juggler; Tennyson and O'Gor- man, the Burnettes, Fred Herbert, Arthur Linton, Vento, Fred Poplar, J. Craham, Dora Clifford, and Millie Gould. The visitors included Messrs Edward Swanborough, Herbert Sprake, J. H. Jennings, J. L. Graydon, Vernon Dowsett ...
... special reason, and skip the rest. In entering it is impossible not to notice a mag- nificent trophy, representing a tiger hanging on to the head of an elephant; and a great stuffed hear, shot by the Duke of Edinburgh, stands, prominently, near the pay ...
... poet who for satirising the ?? of Louis XI., and for reciting a poem in which the monarch (with reference to his pentcef for hanging his subjects on the slightest pretext) is called King Rope, is condemned to death, unless with a quarter of an hour for ...
... Dornton.-Great interest is being taken in the first production here of the Haymarket success Under the Red Robe, with Mr Herbert Waring as Gil De Berault. A finer example of medieval spirit has, perhaps, never .t. been seen on the stage. Gamester and ...
... Miss Katie Lawrence, who, dressed as a young bicyclist, once more told the audience of Daisy Bell and love in tandem. Mr Herbert Campbell can find nothing more popular at present than his parody of The Miner's Dream of Home. The political verse in this ...
... comedians at his disposal included, of course, Mr Herbert Campbell and Mr Harry Randall-no anniversary at Collins's would be complete without these gentlemen, who both have a local habitation and a name. When Herbert arrived with his little lot a great reception ...
... the concertos of our own Sterndale Bennett with great applause), afforded the director an opportunity for a temporary change, of which he duly took advantage. On the evening of her &bze'bt, besides playing Bennett's three charming sketches, The Lake ...