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... galleries. I was fortunate recently in going through the Museum on an off-day, Iand fouldthe psincipal curator, Mr. MacGregor Mathers, engaged with a fresh arrival of curi- osities, chiefly contributions gathered together by Sir Somers Vine on his recent ...
... Station-Master's Story in excellent style. Miss Wadman, of Fa/ka fame, rendered two songs in an admirable manner. Mr J. C. Mather also sang. On Monday the opera of Falka was produced. With few exceptions the company is the same as that last here. Miss ...
... title-rote, supported by Mr Traverner as Don COesar, Mr .1. Lyndo as Charles IL, Madame Joyce Maas as'; Lacario, and Mr J. C. Mather as Doln Jol. The music on the whole wss efficiently rendered Miss Clelland and Miss ass scoring hiefp hinours. La Soenam ale ...
... st~siiimniiied ills to ekeU111 tioie the'abt]icationi of this ilcetre 1111coC o1 itigir tarts,. Seeahlsrl ciigsfare lbecl lilale, Mather ShulIton, for inssasier ilsates 1 of teal kiitg al thle stage at tile teriiina- tiont of tile carse stelte-atie Of thle illst ...
... characteristic embodiment of the true and hospitable Scotch woman, Nanny Webster. Her Scotch is irreproachable. Miss Helen Macgregor as Jean and Miss Dido Drake as Felice also give able impersonations. Mr Gordon Doofie makes up and acts well as Rob Dow, ...
... Ottoways (Frank and Edith), who produce wonderful effects upon the bones. B ER WICK. QUEEN'S ROOMS THEATRE. -Lessee, Mr IV. M. Mather.-On Friday and Saturday a new, four-act play, written by Mr Charles Freeman, actor, was produced. The title is Fifty Fafty ...
... Willie, Mr J. 'lThomson;* Robert, Mr Robert- son Macgregor; Hamish, Master Charles Whyte ; Jean Macalpine, Miss C. Blanchard; Mattie, MBiss J. Mac- gregor; Diana Vernon, M~iss T. Heatheote; Helen Macgregor, Madame D'Al vera. B ILSTON. THEATRE ROYAL.-Proprietors ...
... and Edith), who ?? . k wonderful effects upon the bones. /C Roooss 3BER WICK. QUEEN'S ROOMs THEATRE. - Lessee, Mir W. MI. Mather.-On Fsiday and Saturday a uew: four-act play, n written by Mr Charles Freeman, actor, was produced. The title is Fifty Fafty ...
... (serio), Mr Charles Murray (comic), the Linnet troupe of Negro artistes, Young Ireland. The Sisters Taylor, and Miss Jessie Macgregor Simpson, and other artistes from the Star Music Hall, Liverpool. BIRIMINGH1AM. PRINCE Ot, WALES THEATRE. -Proprietor, Mr ...
... the stage as Helen e Macgregor. and a very effective representative of the le oublaw's wife she made; her three children, Masters Durward, Cyril Allan, and Willie Gerald representing by Hamish, Robert, and Willie, sons of the Macgregor. ;, Mr A. Hamilton ...
... championship sled ;C20. The cempetitars wvera A. Batbigato (champion) and J. Macgregor. Although the former won ths teas sand had the advantage of the inward roll, Macgregor coma in an easy winner. Thle distance was one mile. EXETER, THETcREr ROYAL.-(Lessee ...
... Simpson; Willie, Mr J.'lhomson; Robert, Mr Robert. son Macgregor; Hamishi, Master Charles Whyte ; Jean Macalpine, Miss C. Blanchard; Mattie, bliss J. Mac- gregor; Diana Vernon, Miss T. Heathcote; Helen Macgregor, Madame D'Alvera. BILSTON. THEATRE ROYAL.-Proprietors ...