... of the theatre at Oxford, where lie was regarded both by townsmen and university men with much esteem. About fifteen I years ago he took up his residence in Liverpool, having I accepted the appointment of stage-manager at the r Alexandra Theatre, which ...

... September of that year Mr Eversfield went to the Strand Theatre for the production of Vice-Versa and Silver Gilt. In December he created the part of Jemnmy, in Mr T. G. Warren's Nitn's First, at the Old Theatre, Oxford. He was the Perev Grafton, in Peril, at ...

... that A time leased a circuit of theatres in one of the Midland p counties. For a number of years Mr Stanley visited h the leading theatres of the United Kingdom, and for or three seasons he was the leading actor at the Theatre ir Royal, Newcastle. He subsequently ...

... the Royalty ai Theatre ill that city. He afterwards held engage- r, ments as scenic artist at Dumfries, Huddersfield, Brad- 01 ford, Glasgow, Reading, Oxford, Bath, Cheltenhiam, T and Leicester, and also at the Globe and Olympic P Theatres. At Huddersfield ...

... (stage-manager, Royal Alexandra Theatre), Mr John Brunton (scenic artist), Mr John Ross (musical conductor), and Mr Ernest Boult (acting-manager); the sixth carriage occupants were Mr Frank Emery (lessee of the Prince of Wales Theatre), and Mr Kyrle Bellew; and ...

... Republic theatres. His Drury-lane Theatre will have a large roof garden, and will be opened in October, 1901. MER CosiO HAMILTON writes :- A few days since a play called The Noble Lord was produced by Mr Arthur Bourchier at the Criterion Theatre, in which ...

... wreaths from Mr Anson, from the employds at the Prince of Wales Theatre, Mr Frank Emery, Mr Charles Emery, the employds of the Alexandra Theatre, and two from the company at the Theatre Royal, Manchester. Owing to professional and other engagements, a ...

... on Tuesday, at Lambeth Police-vourt, with beliaving in a disorderly manner il the Elephant and Catle Theatre. Mr Freeborne, Manager of the Theatre, stated that on Monday night the opera bouof Le Pitle de diadame Angot was produced, and everything wvent ...

... NUJGENT. The decease of Mr Charles Nugent, for so many years asso- ciated with the administrative department of Her Majesty's Theatre, during Mr Lumley's lesseeship, and afterwards con- nected in a similar capacity with Mr E. T. Smith, during his management ...

... engaged in other managerial ventures, the Theatres Royal, Dumfries and Dundee, having for a considerable time, and the Gaiety Theatre, Glasgow, for a brief space, been under his direc- tion. At the Dundee Theatre Mr Henry Irving appeared, under his management ...

... first appearance on the London stage as Pan in Mides, at the Princess's Theatre, in November, 1848. Accordingtotheoldplaybill5 he was in the summer season of 1851 acting at ?? Theatre in a comic opera called Good Night, Signor ?? and later on in a Pantomime ...

... benefit of Mr Algernon Syms, of the Britannia Theatre, will take place on Wednesday even- ing next at the well-known Hoxton house. The special ?? contains numerous attractions, and for the first time at this theatre will be producedthe Haymarketplay Under the ...