... waa tepaafa dfrcaa ona to the other, and made the ronndgftte fartreat The waa therefore beaten, end Gaetaeoon became the theatre moat ifauilrtrimai The cry The enemy fa on the raeaparta f. rajeed by the more cowardly, and the batterfaa wldah daind the ...

... favourite place of The lions, three U. number, are confined in cage at the back of the stage. When the night watchmen left the theatre Monday morning tew minutea before 7 be reported “all right.’’ Shortly afterwarda Smith, the deoeeaed, entered the piece, and ...

... ■peak horn knowledge of the facts—that hooid mutilation and death bat brought money to tto bora*,” that tto managers the theatre very willingly profit tto morbid excitement which brings cash to their putnee. When friend of mine—who right to make the ...

... thinking that the supporters of theatres do not in create with the popuUtUim lf J euffgeat important the moralist. SSTnd the subject the readers. Have the special aervio- anything to do with Do- the turning the theatre into bouse of worship affect the ...

... the courae of which he aaid:— , .. catch even myself frequently demanding ...

... as slsee. When trick wse found oat, narrowly escaped lynching. During the perfotmeoce of “Much Ado Alwnt NnUIDK. at Lena Theatre, londoo, U*t eet, » mietake occurred which iMObehif would have deatroyad the acting lesa talented aotore than Mr. and Mr« ...

... on fin, that ttw floisoa wen opreading tiw neighbouring houoeo. Only the mat theatre of Barcelona I Who can ooy how nan mar hear, by the aame channel, that the great theatre Europe ia on fire, and that the fiainea an •preading all eidee’ The only quntjon ...

... less. Srif• oaol refreehing lancUcape. aiatr. waterfall, laautifnl woman’s howl«kat yon will. Not far off thle spot, there theatre an wU* all Tjrrdo running to hear now prima doaaa. young and blooming, “ Patti ’> njme. and to ayran-lad been mnong who tried ...

... trick the Uneven, with whom the city ahotmde, of political intrignere, for there wan an immenee quantity of ailver in the theatre, and anything which could have prtrfuced panic would have helped them vaatlv. It la of no uae to calculate what woffil have ...

... following anecdote connected with the late theatrical performance tha Eighty ladies wen Invited to this dramatic aolree. Alter Theatre rrancela. “Not for twenty yeecs, replied Hon- artti-'s.js? Death Admieal Moomaom. —Wo regret Iran that this gallant officer ...

... woe agreed to. Death or a Fbbhch Cbibbbiti.—The Paris pjt-u tells us that “Bobeche,” Parisian celebrity, ‘formerly of the Theatre de U Gaiftd, has departed to his tong account. HU prindpri (sat was thedefanoe of barricade in the narrow Rue Fesaert agninst ...

... assistant Bishop Moose, Virginia, and assistant rector of the Monumental Church in this city—an edifice erected upon the site of theatre which was burnt down sevaral yesrs ago, when many lives were destroyed. roni* health length failing, he jonmeyed to England ...