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... the West London Theatre, applied to the magistrate, Mr Curtis-Bennett, for a licence to enable a little girl (Georgina Middleton), nine years of age, to take part in a performance. Mr Bennett. ha-. lug read the terms of the licence handed in, observed that ...
... two fairy stories The Sleeping Beauty and Beauty and the Beast. Most of the old favonrites, including Mr Dan Leno and Mr Herbert Campbell, will appear. THE execution of a Russian spy in sight of the audi- ence is to be the sensation of The Price of Peace ...
... parts being very evenly sustained by Mesdames Lilian Francis, Sallie Booth, Emma Rivers, Nellie Leicester; and Messrs L. Herbert, W. Stanley, G. F. Leicester, and A. C. Alderson. DAYS' CONCERT HALL.-Proprietors, Messrs George and Harry Day; Manager, Mr ...
... 000 tooiraltia ithe ,art celof i J goo d. Mr Stanley id clever, and deserves great irai s Mr ?? ' A. eon'l air Dodot. Mr Herbert ?? J' T, ,. fidin4ied performance. Mr oiront a- tie Smiler ,ubmitt a highly amusing AnI ' .t ol je Elmna is all that could ...
... jugglers, and DI. Edgeio's balancing feats on the trapeze are clever. The Three Charms have added a clever performance on the hanging ropes to their flying trapeze act. B UXTON. PAVILION AND GARDENS.-On Saturday evening last Miss Hannah Jones and Mr Charles ...
... attended by Dr. Freer, and lat- terly in consultation by her nephew, Dr. Bennett, of Birmingham. She was seventy-six years of age, being horn in Dudley in 1824. Her father, Mr Bennett, was a well-known theatrical proprietor in his day, so the whole of her ...
... Mos,. WEDIVESBUR FY. TiHEATRE ROYAi-Lessee and Manag -r, Mr farrN Battersby.-Mr Herbert Fuller's J',,! of L, f coml pany is staged here this week. The cast includes Mr Herbert Fuller with his most comical renilering oi Dai Sprouts. l'raise is due to Mr ...
... and her songs are rendered with remarkable daintiness and point. Her ditty Little Jack Horner is evidently enjoyed. Mr Herbert Campbell's parody Sweet Marie, with its allusions to the insect torments of the night, causes much laughter, the delicate ...
... KENHEAD. THEATRE RoTAL.-Lessees, Messrs Butler Stanhope and J. Vowles.-On Monday, the 17th inst., Messrs Dodsworth Cole and Herbert Dudley's company commenced a six nights' engagement with Fighting Fortune, and were very cordially received. The piece, which ...
... audience. THE GRAND. On Monday, Oct. 31st, the Play, in Four Acts, by Haddon Chambers, entitled THE HONOURABLE HERBERT. The Hon. Herbert Doring .. Mr E. VANDERFELT Mr Philip Tenby . ?? FULLER HELLISH Mr Pym Brady .. . Mr ARnuaR STYAN The Hon. Harold ...
... GRAND. r Le On Mlonday, Oct. 31st, the Play, in Four Acts, rs ~~~by Haddon Chambers, entitled oTHE HONOURABLE HERBERT.C .0 The Hon. Herbert Doring .. Mr E. VANDERFELT r. MrPhiip ?? FULLER MELLIan d ~d MAIr Pm Brady ?? ARTHUR S'rYAN n The Hen. Harold ...
... give some excellent songs in fine style. Fredericks and Drew are very pleasing. COVENTRY. THEATRE RoYAL.-Proprietor, Mr Win. Bennett.-On Mon- day, August 13th, Mr Frank Hiill's Parvnu comedy company opened here, and has won a continued fame. The careful rendering ...