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... THE THEATRE. The lessees of the theatre in Crockherbtowli indefatigable in their efforts to afford amusements the public. The bill for the ensuing week incifi.4fic a Shaksperian drama every night, followed by proved after-piece. Miss Clara takes place ...
... THE THEATRE. FROU-FRtOU AT THE COMEDY. Frou-Frou ' is a quarter of a century old, and, like an Indian beauty, shows older than its years. It is exceedingly clever, but then, as the witty dowager said, we are all very clever now, and we either expect ...
... TT THEATRES. The re-appearance of an actress so distinguished as Migs Faucit at the Royal on Saturday night, attracted a bril- liant and crowded house. ‘The play selected for performance was the Hunchback, the Julia of which is decidedly Miss Faucit’s ...
... THEATRE. Lessee, Mr. William Greet. _____ Under the Management of Miss JANETTE STEER. . TO-NIGHT, at 8.30, will be produced a comedy, in three acts, by Charle* Brookfield, entitled KENYON S WIDOW. J Hr. Charles Cartwright, Mr. Edmund Maurice, Mr. Vincent ...
... THE THEATRES. THE GAIETY. In matters theatrical, this is pretty mach the time of the lail before the storm. Even for those who may be classed as regular playgoers it requires a strong attraction tempt them theatrewards just now, while on the other hand ...
... THE THEATRES. The London theatres are now in full swiiig. and the absence of Mrs Patrick Campbell from tho cast of the St. James's is amply made up for by the splendid impersonation of Miss E. Millard, who, in The Masqueraders, has demonstrated to playgoers ...
... THE THEATRE On Monday our theatre was by the appearance of the English opeta company who have been performing with so much sucecas at the Princess Theatre, Glasgow. The opera selected was Sonnambula, the most popalar of Bellini’s pro- duetions, and one ...
... THE THEATRES. THE GAIETY. BRA 800 m. Mr H. B. Farms'* adaptation of Offenbach's Genevieve Brabant waa given laat night in Mr Bernard's Gaiety Theatre by Miss Emily Soldene'a world-renowned Opera- Boaffe Company, in presence moderately wall filled house ...
... ?? ,TTIF,4TR.E,'7.- ' 'i'O r14 EDITOR OF THIE MORfN rNC, CiHRONICI.EI'. si a, . Theatre Royal, EnglihJOpera, Sept. ti. Albthougtl it is inconsistent with the lifn ot conduc't I have hitherto addpted, to answer an anonymos accCuser, I ca nnot resist the ...
... moreover brought out the Surrey Theatre in November, 1871. It is not yet settled that Messrs. Dickens and Hatton's play will produced at the Princess's Theatre. Air. Ruskin will contribute to a forthcoming number of the Theatre some remarks on Mr. lrving's ...
... with parties of the firft nu m b er , could not at an early hour a ==7 part of the Theatre. Cment Ga'koe::. ?-7orT B E Raaar Qpeen3 was repre- ia? evening at this Theatre, and Mr , ( °r th: firfl time in the character of :- '-^rleec any part to which his ...
... THEATRES. The Glasgow Justices of the Peace have issued recommendations to theatrical managers to have separate exits for each class of audience, to have inspection before each performance, and otherwise to take every precaution to prevent fire or panic ...