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... by Miss Phy:is Broughton, the well-known actress, now playing in the light opera ““ Paul Jones,” at the Prince of Wales's Theatre, against Viscount Dangan, son of Earl Cowley, to recover damages for breach of promise of marriage. Miss Broughton and several ...
... small quantities, the shapes not being large enough to admit of any superabundance of decoration. Omly very smart wedding and theatre capotes are worn without strings. Bome of the prettiest of these consist of a sort of turban of twisted China crape, or other ...
... the mpz:- of the Royal Masonic Institution for Boys has held at the Freemasons’ Tavern, London, Mr. Edward Teery (Terry's Theatre), Grand Treasurer, in the chair. Out of a list | of 37 applicants, the court elected Mr. W. E. Porter, resident at Wood-green ...
... girls, made at the factory on Monday, touching scenes occurred when the names ot dead companions were called out. The Glasgow theatres are arranging bene it matinies, while public subscriptions are flowing in. The partners in the firm have urged the girls ...
... experienced what it was to be in the panic which occurred when a cry of fire was raised some years ago in the Glasgow Star Theatre said that the scene last Friday night was far worse. One of the girls, on being interviewed, stated that the whole disaster ...
... ANOTHER THEATRE FIRE. The Globe Theatre, in Johannesberg, has been the scene of a serinus fire, One of the assistants preparing for the usual night's performance placed a lamp on a chair. Through an accident this was upset, with the result that a portion ...
... for a period of years retaining thelr popularity, unless there were tbat * something ” in them. How often one goes into a theatre and sees in the programme the name of a clever man or woman playing a second or third-rate part ! We say, “ Oh, Mr. So-and-So ...
... the rank of General, and was stationed in Graz. It was there he made the acquaintance of Fraulein Hofmanm, & singer at the theatre, with the monthly salary of 504. She was by no means a great singer. Her best rilc was that of /'ame/a in * Fra Diavolo;” ...
... ” | The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh have issued invitations for aState ball at Coburg. Itis to take place in the Court Theatre, which is to be lighted by electricity for the occasion. The duke and duchess have pot given a ball for six years, and there ...
... Grand Duke of Oldenburgh has written & drama in three acts, entitled * Schloss I'arad,” which is tO be brought out at the theatre of I’resburg, the Royal and weaithy author paying all the expenses of the production. Toe Queen of the Netherlands is reported ...
... 1886 his firm acted as agents to Miss Oliver. At that time Mr. Wilson Barrett was lesseo and manager of the Theatre Royal, Hull, and the Grand Theatre, Leeds. Mr. Cuthbert was acting as Mr. Barrett's manager, and he instructed plaintiffs to engage a principal ...
... on the trank of ;.tlm, holding in one a brush and in the other a ette. A rule has beea introduced at all the subventioned theatres of Italy by whick performers are forbidden, under pain of fine, to receive flowers during a representation, or to notice ...