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... no Windsor theatricals this Christmas. The dramatic folk have heard, on the other hand, that the gratuitous opening of the theatres, on the occasion of the marriage of her Royal Highness the Princess Royal, is under consideration.- Athekauurn. A LITERARY ...
... new History of England. An American author has dramatised The Pilgrim's Progress, and has brought it out at one of the theatres as an allegorical spectacle. The Alfoniteur gives, in widely-leaded type, the first chanter of a new novel, untitled Le ...
... pare-, paratloic of which neither expense scar exerinwudbspe, and that Mr. 'Douglase was not backward in expense, the present theatre was a proof. Mr. Lovegrove concluded by hoping that better times were in since for the people of. the district, and by de- ...
... Mmr. Hullalh's sacred concerts. THEATRICALS IN MeLBOuRNE.-Miss Goddard has been performing with triumphant success at the Theatre Royal, Melbourne. Her Lady; Macbeth aud Queen Catherine . appear to have created an extaaordinary sensation. Mr. . G. V. Brohke ...
... Benja- min Hall. In honour of the occasion the Queen has corn- manded three-performances to take place at her Majesty's. Theatre. They are to consist of a tragedy, a comedy, and ail opera. The tragedy is to be performed on the 18th. Macbeth has-been ...
... istrid Ntis. DUDLEY. TnEATRsicla AppmLTC~ioN.-Mr. Edward Bennett, the pro- Prietor of thle theatre erected in Dudley some tenl years eglo, appeard at the Police Court, yesterday, accompanied by Mr. G. F. Walton. his principal performer, under the following ...
... TCQn jffittrovoli,5. ACCIDENT TO AIR. WIDDICOMB AT THE SURREY THEATRE. -Shortly before the conclusion of the performances at the Surrey Theatre on Tuesday night, the audience were some- what alarmed in consequence of the following accident to Mr. Widdicomnb ...
... acknowledge the follow- ing donations in aid of the fund for the relief of the soldiers' wives and families : Mr. Simpson, Theatre, £2. 2s.; W. Arnold, Esq., Beaufort Road, £1. THE WHEAT CnrOP IN NORTH WARawcsHmIRE.-The fine open weather begins to show ...
... been impossible had the theatre either been thrown open gratis to the public, as in Paris, or the admission been by the Lord Chamberlain's order. We hear that it is the intention of her Majesty that all the metropolitan theatres shall be open to the public ...
... consumed half of the building, but the fire died awvay.^vhen it reached the prepared part, and left it alto~gethep ntact. A theatre, with all its scenery, ropes, and decorateons, was attempted to be burnt in X ain. Their Najesties, who remsained upwards ...
... ifs'. 6id. INSTITUTE PENNY LECTvRE.-On Tuesday evening Air. Arthul Ryland read Dickens's Christmas Carol to a crowded theatre, and was listened to throughout with in- tense interest. Thel audience appeared highly to appreciate this best of Christmas ...
... age, from active life. This took place late last montoh, at Cassell, when the composer conducted his- Jesonda, at tihs theatre, and was afterwards greeted by his old comrades and subordi- nates after the cordial German fashion.-AthlenwUii. * We have ...