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... proscenium box, the gentleman from meizoline Injer. Miss Kellogg sang the Volonaise,” from the opera of Mignon (of M. Ambroiae Thomas), Mr. Benedict’s beautiful song from Lily of Killamcy, I'm alone,” and the spirited dnalc (duct) from “I’olinto” (Donizeti) ...
... the several morermux gave gre it sati>fsction. Coleman's capital comedy, ** The Poor Gentleman,” was evenly represented Mr. Thomas F. Nyo, enacting Worthington; Mr. Dan 11. Oreeiiin, Ollapod; Mr. John Carter, Dobbins; Mrs. Chart, Emily; Miss Amy Crswford ...
... Miss Coilotta Vert# ]-remier There are also two infant prodigies railed the Twin Sisters Vaidis whose little limbs appear hard'y able Bustain them in the gymnastic performances they go through. BLACKBURN. Adams* Circus.—On Monday several new stars were ...
... O. ates, Bedford, Clifton. Walsh and Morrison; M. r”»ter. Oral niter, and Murray, conclude with PKIDK, by Me«»r . Ruyner, Thomas, Yates, Leslie, WaMi, Bedford, and Clifton, Miss M. Foster and Miss Grainger. Stage Manager, Mr. Isaac Cohen. MUSIC HALL SICK ...
... still here. The globe dancing of Mr. Harry Lupino is very good. must not omit to mention very clever negro trio, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy and young Nixon. Mr. Harry Dales is chairman. BtaePalack ok Vaeiktiic* (Proprietor Mr. H. Metheringham).—At this place of amusement ...
... the general arrangements of the establish nun and entertainment. Holloway s Ointmint and Pills.— None except the uncommonly hardy cun hope to escape continued unsettled and unusually wet weather without some bo lily discomfurt or actual duea'C. Ili» loway’s ...
... Travers, baritone. BRIGHTON. Oxroan Vatuf.tif* (Proprietor, Mr. R. W. Rot ham; Conductor, Mr. F. D’Alton Stage Manager, Mr. Thomas Holland). —Professor Beaumont’s elucidation of the Faker performance has engrossed, since Monday, the attention of the habitues ...
... Harr Puldy, and the great Herr Charles. Manager Mr, ,H, . STAR GRAND MUSIC HAUL, NECKINOEU-ROAD, BERMONDSEY. Proprietor, Mr. Thomas Hayes. ANOTHER GRAND CHANGE. On Monday and every evening, until further notice, the following artistes will uma-ai—vi/-« Immen- ...
... On Monday and all the week, eminence with 11-X\-rOGUK. Shawn, the Mr. J 15. Howe, O-Qradv, Mr. Kavnor lle .u.-h M’Caul Mr. Thoma. ; Ml,l, O. Y..t* M-t-r ■ •■mu. Mr. fyar. , Orner, Mr. il I M.iie ; s-reeant. Mr 1.l hf-n; . ret try. Mr. lom Morrtl, ■ ...
... muaical profossion was moat valuable. i'he illimitable pair of Purcell*, with their organ >- al entertainment, anil Mr. and Mrs. Hardy with Young Nixon, in their refined Kthiopian performance*, are the latest additions to the enormous array of artists at the ...
... course of the evening:—the Brothers Le Fre, Fred Foster, Alt' Walker. s'iss Harrii t Vernon, Messrs. Algar and Parry, Albert Hardy, and Jenny lit on, the Anderson Family, Professor Peterson, with his performing • logs, and Vessrs. Leonard, Mac, and Pine ...
... widow of pointsman, who lost his life last week by being run over by engine. HANLEY. People’s Music Hall (Proprietor, Mr. Thomas Rogers).— A capital company is engaged here this week. Those clever children, Sidney and Alphonse, Miss Nelly Hayes, Mr. and ...