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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 STAGE, -0- It is now realised that the pantomime season in New- castle is drawing to a close, and hence there is a hurry- ing up of those, who had not seen the shows. From town and country large audiences are nightly to be seen, and the matinees are ...
... THE STAGE. Mrs. Langtrv will produce the late Sir Charles Young's play, Linda Grey, at the Princess's next week. The character of Linda Grev, the actress heroine of the piece, is an imtensely strbng one, and it is not surprising that Mrs. Langtry should ...
... THE STAGE, Wednesda ynightsperfortmancoofHamlet wasan event of the first importance in the theatrical annals of Manchester. 'ir. ?? has ehosenour city Rs the place to make his fit-st appearance in the most important character of the lglish drama in ...
... it wrill be divided into two parts-the first half in the afternoon and the second in the evening) will take place on Monday, April 24th, the day after the poet's birthday, April 23rd, which this year falls upon a Sunday. This, with the special revival ...
... THE STAGE. . s The King's Sweetbeert, or Regina, Bjo is prnying a return visit to the Thnatrp lively comio opera that should attract Pood i If it is not on a level- in point oE merit, t Poupee, by the same author, Mr. Arthr l it hua many good points ...
... ork Easter Monday, April 11th. ?? F- . he R. Benson will again have direction of the perform. by : nces. Another item of interest to playgoers is the anoounce- Ce ment that Sir Robert Peel is contemplating a career at on the stage. Like the Earl of Rosslyn ...
... THE; STAGE. That sturdy visitor The S~lver Riina is Ci' motre with us, having tat-en tip his abode L r the rI., iat the Iiteatre Royal. The play Stl dr;:vs ge4 houses, although it has been runillnng for year. 1: has many popu!ar features. aid there ...
... THE STAGE. ?? week G. R. Sims and U. C. Utorri's camic opern, Tbe Dandy Fifth,, which produced such an -excellent impleesion when first seen here, v7ill pay a return ?? to the Theatre Royal. A. noveltv is promj ed ac the Tyne, in tbh ahape of a new ...
... THE STAGE. J I~~ I The immense success of Mr. Tree's visit to Man- chester last autumn has naturally brought about a second visit oi the Haymarkert Company, and Mr. Henry Arthur Jones's Dancing Girl wasalsmost inevitably selected for the opening night ...
... 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 ...
... Iaghting Act (1882) Amendment ?? 2) Bill was read a second time, on the ye inderstanding that it should be referred to 8 select committee. YE In the House of Commons, Mr. Egertonat moved the second reading of a. bill em- powering the Metropolitan Board ...