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... Madame Frnes Saville, who is stated to he justraliun singer, though new to Manollester, is Udentl not new to tbe ope&~tic stage. She gave aereditae representation of tho part of Marguerite. She ated wth sirit, and sang with uhtat n Sjie acter vithc eP ...
... LitfLUS POPSm LEM SmLZBA. WErNESDAY, APRIL *7, 1892 The Exchequer rebuns from April 1 to April 23 show-fRaodptse, £6,459,163; - ...
... 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 ...
... favourite actor, murdered the monarch. A con- jurer accidentally shot a maron on a Dublin stage in 1814, and six years later a Madame Liasky was killed through: a stage soldier forge'tting to t take the cartridge out of his musket.' At Milan a.n actor in ...
... I SOCIETY AND THE STAGE. I o ?? season of 1890 began in earnest on Wednesday t with the Queen's first drawing room. The show was r much less brilliant than the later drawing rooms t generally are. There were far fewer carriages than 0 usual, and as the ...
... SoCIETY AD TaE STAGE. I ([ROMO- THE WInVON CoRRESPONDENCE OF THE MaNCHESTER EXAMINBB AND TIMES.] - The Queen's visit to the Continent this spring, about which so many conflicting reports have obtained currency, may now be regarded as finally decided upon ...
... company appear this week at the Comedy 3 Theatre, Manchester, Ls an adaptation for stage I t purpos fromastory by Miss Braiidou. Whatever * may be thought of the stage version, readers of the a famous novelist will be ready to believe that plenty of material ...
... Concert Company, was laid on not', Wednesday, the 19th April, Anno Dornini 1865, being the s 28th year of the reign of Her Most Gracious Majesty Will Queen Victoria, by William Henry Foreste r Denison, second Baron Londeebmrough. The theatre was erected days ...
... 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 ...
... Bland exvired at the stage dear of the Strand th E Thea-tre, immediately aifter entering f or the purpose of cog discharging his professional duties, July 1.7. Lo 1863. James Rogers may almost be said to lhave diaed ign on the stage (April 15). He badl the ...
... water, ad' suitable for genecal dorestic pur- poses. We have been favoured with a section, showing the strata through which the boring has been conducted. It shows the surface soil to be oft. Sin,- in depth. This is followed by loamy clay of 2f, ?? brown ...