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... modestly appeal for supporr. The hon. secretary ?? Charles F. Quicke, Iwho wvill be plenseod to receive subscriptious at 427, glanlsion Hence Charreheis, Qeen Victoria-street. Tn C'HAlrs.E WYNDHrAMI as C'harles Surface, in the -Srerll!aSch VitiI, ituttlated ...
... He leaves a large family, one of whom, Miss Mary Angela Dickens, has achieved distinction as an actress, notably in Clacdian, at the Priucesb's. Mr Dickens was buried ?? Mortlake. Mrs Dickens (the widow) and other relatives were present, and among the ...
... Tune, a Play, in Three Acts, by Charles -awtrey, entitled lt AI MARTIN. Sir Charles Sinclair ?? Mr I-HsEa ReT§InLE .Harry Sinclair ?? Mr W. T. Lovinae Martin Heathcote ?? Mr CIARLES iH AWT'rY George S. Mardi ?? Mr CHARLEs BROOKFIELD Hon. George Bamfylde ...
... Swaillberounl Charles Dickens Arthur Saiva W. Gooch Richard Smith WV. S. Gilbert Ed ward Terry Alexander Henderson William Tiosley. hfenry Howes Chairman of General Committee, Lord Londesborough; HEO. Treasurer, C. W. Thompson ; Hon. Secretary, Charles Harcourt ...
... have never been a player, I have seen some- thing of the industry carried on behind the footlights. In 1851 I wrote for Charles Dickens an article on the organisation of a theatre in the production of a panto- mime, It was my own pantomime, and so struck ...
... one great and grave fault; it is utterly void of purpose and the moral elevation of examp e. It is all crime, aeduction, robbery, and fraud , with bt o PIre character from beginning to end, and she is only savedfr sinking to the level of the others by ...
... distinguished him- self as Walter West. Mr Charles Cassie as Sam Sluth kept the audience in roars of laughter. Mr Charles Harley was successful as Philip Martin, as was also Mr John Ottoway as Hiram Martin. Mr Charles Osborne's Macaroni was excellent. Miss ...
... . Wednesday Afternoon, French Plays. Vaudeville Companyfrom Paris. Miss Virginia Rlackwood and Company, LITTLE NELLY (Charles Dicken's Old Curiosity Shop'), Thursday, July 19th, and following Evenings. Grand Variety Entertainment twice daily. The Royal ...
... life-motion studies of flowers and leafage, diversified by the action of light, which Mr. Alfred Butt (with the connivance Mr. Charles Urban) is including in Kinemacolor,? may be taken as the crowning-point of bioscopics in Nature?s tints, since they are the ...
... round-faced benevo- lence ot PhiZs illustrations to Dickens's work. Made-up and attired with exact fidelity to those etchings, MJr Little realised Mr Pickwick in the happiest manner. Mtr Charles H. Hawtrey condescended to appear as the Baker, and looked ...
... Swainbsreugh Charles Dickens Arthur Sullivan W. Gooch . Richard Smitis AV. S. Gilbert Ed ward Terry Alexander IHIenderson William Tinsley. Henry Howe Thomas Thorne John Mo1fingsebead John L, Toole Samuel Hayes Alfred Ihigan Henry Irving Charles Wyndhain David ...
... proof of the infidelity of his son-in-law, Charles Madison (Mr. Fisher), and in the course of his investigations, which his love for sis daughter induces him to make unnecessarily and unceasingly, he 44ds in Charles's great-coat pocket a letter, signed by ...