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... Hyde had often lent her that shawl to go out In, but on the night in question she took it without permission to go to the theatre, intending to return it the next morning ; tse sheet she knew nothing about. She was remanded until to-day, to ascertain, ...
... theatrical world has a little excitement just at present. On the occasion of. the marriage of the Princess Royal, her Majesty's Theatre is to be opened for three nights (whether gratuitously -or not is not anoat ,) for L doa asatic representations ; ?? the isrncipal ...
... arising from the want of legal protection in the way of copyright in works of fine art. AN UNREHEARSED EFFEcT.-At the Strand Theatre, on Christmas-eve, a pantomime was played, of which the Daeiy -cwes says: The actors could scarcely be said to be well up ...
... r, was brought up by Police-constable Mitchell, charged with being tipsy, and making a disturbance in the gallery of the Theatre, on Wednesday night. He was obliged to be forcibly removed. Fined 5s. and costs. SusPICIoUs CsHAaACTERS.-Two miserable-looklng ...
... last year were statedato have been £525., including payments of £47. and £53. from Messrs. Bobson and&Emden, of the Olympic Theatre, for a drama, and two sums of £4. and 25. respec- tively for the copyright of songs. The insolvent had also, for twenty-one ...
... rs and actresses who have not yet learnt acting to start as managers of theatres. This start, it is runioured, may presently be taken by Miss.Swanlborougl, at til Strand Theatre. Pleas- ing and promising the lady is, we know-but as to her managerial power ...
... London, we (Athensurs ,) 'may advert to a formal contra- diction of the rumour of Mr.- Wigan's lesseeship of the St. James's Theatre,-to the loss of our English stage in Mr. Charles Mathews, who will presently, it is said, proceed with the new Mrs. Mathews ...
... Ds.; in default fourteen days' imprisonment. Money paid. SINGULAR ACCIDENT AT ATHEATRE.-A curious accident happened at the theatre at Leicester on Saturday night. During the performance of some 'mimic warfare, a paper shell exploded and struck one of the ...
... writer. It so happens that one of her most successful pieces, entitled Balthazar, has just had a most successful run at the theatre of the Novedades, in Madrid. The very day before her husband's assassination she was presented by the Queen with a valuable ...
... reeatsad cespntth eilisg n on, ndlet h eugo ds- It is likely that Madame Ristori will remain in Paris. The vacant place at the Theatre Franqais Would well become her-the approaching test of her powers in the tragedy of Ph`dre is said to be destined to decide ...
... suggested by La Fiontaine's fable, eood is-iuet thee sort of thingfor thie comnposer to hang his ,lively tunes upon, Thlis ii.eI theatre is crow ded every I night TaeBISNGHAVDAILYPOST.P is pub- lished every MoIay SPed Wensa, thredt, and Friday mor5iWg, at the ...
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