... April 146,1817, which spoke of the Princesa of Wales having visited. that city the day before;* oflH H. hioaopring the theatre with 'her presence, and of its being illuniinated.on thie occasion;. and lastly, of I1. R. H. setting outorn the 6Gth' at- ...

... fire-works were on a scale of splendour almost unequalled in any former year. We are glad also to remiark that the Manager of the Theatre was honoured by the public patronage. On Thursday, especially, the establishment was crowded al. usust to suffocation, thic ...

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... ig place in Mount Jerome Cemetery, followed by large numbers who knew and esteemed him through hfe. In connection with the Theatre Royal, where he was employed for a period of thirty years, he gave general satisfaction by bis courtesy to the public, and ...

... a most vapoury toilet, suggesting a mass of white floating clouds. In Paris, ladies do not, as a rule, dress much for the theatre but at the first representation of Froufrou at the Gymnase, several very pretty toilets were to be seen. Perhaps the wearers ...

... include Swanborough's burlesque performances, a grand Choral concert, no end of Music Hall attractions, and at the principal theatre the well-abused drama of Formosa. ...

... number of candidates for dining room, that the manager is about to effect an sin- arrangement by which the ' ity of London Theatre. will be made available for his customers as an eat- isn,ug-hal. The housewives of East London are be. ityginning to find ...

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... reached us. Alfred Tennyson's Enoch Arden has been dramatised in America, by Mr. Arthur Matthison, and produced at Booth's Theatre in New York. The play opens with a game of Blind Man's Buff, in which Miriam joins. The Doctor (Grammett), who plays the heavy ...