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... professional comrades in a way that would seriously havo disturbed Mr. John Hare's prejudices concerning the social status of artistes. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyndham, Mr. and Mrs. John Drew, Mr. Georgo Giddens, Mr. Herbert Reeves, Mibs Norreys, and Miss ...
... Theatre, Penistone. ANTED, Lady Pianist and Vocalist ai V V once, to live in State lowest terms and cartes to J Wilson, Lord Cardigan, 1 Colchester. Harry Richardson write. Will Mis Booth explain why she disappointed? WANTED, Pianist, Violinist, and Harpisi ...
... Josophine Yorko further onhanoed her well- earned reputation as Gipsy Queen. Mr. F. S. Gilbert sang splendidly as Thaddeus, and Mr. John Ridding was vory effective as Count Arnheim. Mr. Sydney Clifford, ever mindful of long-established custom as Devilshoof, was ...
... Francis. Grand Thxatre and Opera Hottsi (Leraee*, Messrs. JS. and W. Johns; Acting Manager, Mr. John May Assistant Manager, Mr. Henry Cairn- cross).-- On lioiing Night Messrs. Johns presented to a Cardiff audience their first pantomime, Dick Whittimqtnn ...
... arranged by Signor Francisco. Costumes design by Wilhelm. Incidental Dances by John D'Auban. rs The powerful Company includes Messrs. Edward Rightc gQ Clarence J. Hague, and John D'Auban Mesdames Sui Vaughan, Emma D'Auban, Mary Righton, Kate Vito, Ar U Liddon ...
... Horner, an 1 entitled Bxchil rr Quarter*. Gregory Bell Mr. Harry Grattan Frederick Lei^hton Buzzird Mr. Lawrence Cautiey Henry Vaughan Mr. Feed Merviu l' rcy G wynne Mr. Matthew Brodio John Ho lis Mr. F. KeUhley Mrs. Jane Bell Miss S illie Turner Milly ...
... Denbigh, Mr. Harry Percival John Foster, Mr. Charles Morgan; Rev. Theo. Denbigh, Mr. H. Mayhew; Jerry Twaddle, Miss Grace Geraldine Yinnio Foster, Miss L. Courtney. Tho minor parts are in capable hands. BRADFORD -Royal (Lessee, Mr. John Hart Acting Manager and ...
... 1889. By A. W. Piskro. Most of the Principal Cities to follow. Ladies and Gentlemen engaged:--' MR JOHN AMORY SULLIVAN, Ir.T. W. ROBERTSON Mies EMIL1E GRATTAN K J U admittedly ilr. W. T. LOVELL Miss MARIA DAVIS Leading Young Shakespearean Actcr of the Day ...
... week. Some of the performers are fresh from the theatres. The Co. comprise the Alexander troupe from the Tyne, Mr. Gale St. John and Miss Christie Dwight, Mr. George Elliot, Mr. T. C. Gallaghan, the Lindsays, Miss Nelly Saott, Miss Kate Didier, Miss Florrie ...
... I am pleased to learn, is i nearly recovered from his late serious illness and Mr. John W. Laurence. Mr. Campbell Bradley will be the business manager. During Mr. John Amory Sullivan's visit to Belfast with the Barry Sullivan company ho impressed playgoers ...
... Novtmber, 1885, wo have Mr. Leonard Boyne, Mr. Gilbert Farquhar, and Mr. John Tresabar, who re- sumo charaeters in which they wero all seen excel lently fitted. Mr. Boyne's John Biddlecombo has lost none of its sympathetic power and manly oarnostness ...
... the Autumn. Old Man or \jl -Ur °r Special. I:'. Devar-strc.et, Liverpool. if- 0. ,?C WAR L Ks II K RBERTK, efordu-]irf ot Cardigan till Fr day. Il/t H Llanclly, Aberavon, 3 nights each. P.O. TWrv?ISNEY herbertb-basing, ^th nnf.T, ,atre- Strand. Matures ...