... AMUSEMENTS AND NOTICES. Theatre Royal, Hull Sole Lessee and Manager Mr. Wilson Barrett. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30, a New and Original Musical Drama, in Four Acts, written expressly for Miss FANNIE LESLIE, entitled JACK IN THE BOX, by George R. Sims and Clement ...

... MISS FANNIE LESLIE AT THE HULL THEATRE ROYAL. Whether joint authorship, so far as the drama is concerned, is a success England, we need not stay to discuss ; but true it is that Messrs George R. Sims and Clement Scott have achieved fair amount of success ...

... DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL JOTTINGS. Criticgs.] piece produced at the theatre on Monday night,-tiif-tbe first timsdn .Hull, I need say very little, as a notice dealing in dqtail with both the play and the performance appeacss in another column. Jack-in-the ...

... appropriate Scenery, Appointments, a«d Effects. On Monday, October sth, Miss BATEMAN. Doers open at 7; commence at 7.30. THEATRE OF VARIETIES, J\_ PORTER-STREET, HULL. Acknowledged by the Press and the Public to be one of the Finest Halle the Provinces ...

... Jack the Box On MONDAY, October sth, MISS BATEMAN. Boors open 7; to commence 7.30. Box Plan at Gough and Davy's. LHAMBRA THEATRE OF VARIETIES, PORTER-STREET, HULL. Acknowledged the Press and the Public to be one of the Finest Halls in the Provinces. MONDAY ...

... CAPITAL. (From our Special Correspondent.) London, Wednesday night. In his famous speech on Reform, delivered in Drury-lane Theatre more than 30 years ago, Charles Dickens, making reference to the tardy progress of Westminster Palace towards completion ...

... Jack in the Box On MONDAY, October sth, MISS BATE MAN. Doors open at 7; to commence 7.30. Box Plan at Gough and Davy's. THEATRE OF VARIETIES, A. PORTER-STREET, HULL. Acknowledged the Press and the Public to be one of the Finest Halls in the Provinces ...

... commence at 7.30. ~ , open from 6.30 to 7.0, admission 6d. extra to all parts of the House. Box Plan at Gough and Davy's. T A THEATRE OF VARIETIES, rOiiTER-STREET, HULL One Minute's Walk from the Paragon Railway » Station). Proprietor Mr. T. H. Gbeasley. MOST ...

... services were held in Bermondsey Town Hall by ministers connected with the Special Religious Services Society for the People in Theatres and Public Halls, founded by the late earl. The busy note of preparation for the General Election is everywhere heard in ...

... and will only remain some four days, therefore no time should be lost by those who wish to make a critical examination. Theatre Royal.—Not a very large, yet deeply sym- Eathetic, audience greeted Miss Bateman last night in er famous interpretation Leah ...

... quality of the entertainment this week is even better than the last- A word of praise should be given to the excellent band. Theatre Royal.—There is some advantage in having a change of pieces by the same company during the same week, as it gives the public ...

... DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL JOTTINGS. [By Criticus.] There is at the Hull Theatre Royal this week in the person of Miss Bateman one of the most powerful of English actresses. In her own line Bhe stands absolutely alone, and perhaps no piece is she seen to greater ...