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... MR. ERNEST GENET'S COMPANY. I Dramatic literature is not likely to be enriched by any of the new pieces Produced at St. George's Hall on S ay evening last by DMr Ernest Genet's company. 'That gentleman himself was announced as the author of a new version ...
... THE BATH STAGE. If there be anything associated with the Bath theatre monee astonishing than its rapid attainment of a position in histrionie art second ouly to London, it must surely be found in the celerity with which it sank into a situation of absolutely ...
... the burlesque order only, and it was not until quite modern times that any author attempted to deal seriously with stage life or stage folk. Thespis, a forgotten play, by Hugh Kelly, an Irishman, which was based en a scurrilous pamphlet which he wrote ...
... Life of the Actor, the Rteform of the Stage, and the great Memorial sat Stratford-on-Avon. I am not the first who has venturied to speak in tihe Church on these subjects ; to discuss the stage and its inflneuce ; to show what it is and what it ought to be ...
... work than his audience will tolerate, is doubtful. The modern English stage is not calculated to stimulate a taste for the poetical drama. While the eye is pleased with magnificent stage pictures, the ear is too often wearied by artificial, humdrum, and ...
... Attica, traversed the vales with his cart and temporary stage to the preeset, the dramatic art has survived all attacks, and flourished in spite of anathema and dark- ness. It must ever do so, for it shows as in a mirror the feelings, hopes, fears, and aspirations ...
... the Gazcette of this evening shows a small increase of bullion, viz., X27,398, and a large increase of the not'es unelmployed, amounting to nearly half a million sterling. Tile olhier deposits have incleased 565,680, showing how difficult the bankers find ...
... into a permanent engagement with Mr. Lumley, as stage director. IGlN'EaAL THEATRICAL FuND DiNNER. -The Anniversary. Festival in aid o1 the funds of this excellent institution Mlvi take place on Monday, April tke 14th, when Charles Dickens, Esq., will take ...
... scholarly performance of last evening. Mr Baudmann's magnificent stage presence and splendid elocution combine to render his Hamlet almost an ideal one. The support was excellent, and the stage setting and appointments appropriate and elegant. The Ophelia ...
... present amongst them is a goat, who, reared uponl his hind legs, propels a globe across the stage alter the fashion of a Sprite in the Pantomime, and who shows an amount of sagacity and confidence in strength of limb truly surprising. The scene has been ...
... more powerful acting on the stage of the Torquay Theatre. All the moods of the wayward and impulsive Paula are delineated with wonderful effect by Miss Brooke, who verily seems to lose her identity in that of Aubrey's second wife. The jealous and passionate ...
... other signs of the-limes show that the quiet country town, the raral business reudezvoas,'is on the. eve of one of its- moat pregnant red letter davs.s The Great Western Railwa Company have issued a special time bill, showing that visitoig at Stratford ...