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"BOER OR BRITON."
Dranma, in Four Acts, by Fred Cooke, Produced at the Star Theatre, Liverpool, on Monday, Jan. 1st. Barney O'Flaherty ?? Mr FReD COORs Captain Jack Fairleigh ?? ?? ARr[uUR Sr. JoHsN Hans Muller ?? Mr A. Ia BARON Silas Brown ?? Mr ?? SeMIra Bongo ?? .. Mr H. A. Tleo[ILLTOX Governo
January 6, 1900 - The Era - London, London, England
AMERICAN AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICAN -'AMUSE HENTS. (IROil OUC OWs COiRCSrONDENT.) NEW YO RK, DEC 20.-Qmo TFulds, a dramatisation of Henry Sienckiewicz's novel of that name, was pro- duced at M'Vicker's Theatre, Chicago, on the 12th inst. The play held the interest of the audience from the start, and there
January 6, 1900 - The Era - London, London, England
THE ERA
I SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1900. THE DRAMATIC YEAR. It used to be the fashion, in sporting phrase- ology, to distinguish each particular twelvemonth by the name of the great thoroughbred who won the principal race. If we were to describe 1899, we should be inclined to call it "Lord Q
January 6, 1900 - The Era - London, London, England
THE DRAMA IN BERLIN.
"DIE UACHT DER FINSTERNISS." Drama, in Five Acts, by Leo, Count Toletoi, German by A. Scholz, Produced at the Deutschee, Nov. 3d, 1909. Peter .H . err SCItWAIGEP Anisja ?? Friulein LEHMANN Akulina ?? Friulein SARROW Anjutka ?? Fraiulein SeeLEN Nikita ?? H err BASBEReMAN Akin ??
November 10, 1900 - The Era - London, London, England
AMUSEMENTS IN SALFORD.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PRINCE O0 WALES'S.-Proprietor and Manager, Mr E. B. Goulden; Acting and Stage-Manager. Mr Howell Webb.-The Squatter's Daughter, a musical comedy, was much appreciated by a large audience at this theatre on Monday, when Mr J. W. Cragg's company com-
May 12, 1900 - The Era - London, London, England
AMUSEMENTS IN BRISTOL.
AMUSEMENTS IN BRISTOL (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT). PRINCE'S TREATBE.-Proprietor and Manager, Mr James Macready Chute.-The Lady Slavey, now in its eighth year of tour, is being capitally presented by Mr H. Cecil Beryl's company. Miss Laura Thompson acts with much vivacity as Phyl
May 12, 1900 - The Era - London, London, England
"THE WEARING OF THE GREEN."
The " wearing of the green" on last St. Patrick's Day by all Her Majesty's liege and loyal subjects- soldiers and civilians-has aroused a certain amount of interest in the song, the words of which are generally attributed to the late Dion Boucicault. The truth is that the origin
May 12, 1900 - The Era - London, London, England
"NELL GWYNNE" AT THE METROPOLE.
"SELL GWYNNE" AT THE METROPOTIE. Comedy, in One Act, by E. H. Vanderfelb, Played for the First Time on Monday May 7th. Charlesl . ?? Mr E. H. VANDxorero Lord Berkley ?? Mr OSWALD YORIC Joe Haynes . .Mr HNreYr BA00 3imior .utif. ?? r li-- F-11. Charles Hart ?? Mr HOWARD Councillor
May 12, 1900 - The Era - London, London, England
AMUSEMENTS IN BIRMINGHAM.
AMUSEMENTS IN BIRMINGHAM (FROM OUR OWN ORRESPONDENT.) ThEATRE ROYAL,-Lessee, Mrs C. Doraton; Acting- Manager, Mr P. Rodway.-For the first time since its inception the Moody-Manners English opera company is paying this week a visit to Birmingham. A hearty welcome has awaited this
May 12, 1900 - The Era - London, London, England
AMUSEMENTS IN NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE.
|AMUSEMENTS IN NEWCASTL E-ON-TYNE. (FROM OUR OWII CORRESPONDENT.) TYNE THEATRIC.-Managing-Director, Mr F. W. Wyndham; Bu-iness-Manager, Mr Fred C. Sutcliffe.- The Buncyway Girl is here again. Miss Frances Earle makes a bright and pleasing Winifred Gray. Miss Alice Nixon as the ma
May 12, 1900 - The Era - London, London, England
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