Annals of the Liverpool Stage, From the Earliest Period to the Present Time, Together With Some Account of the Theatres And Music Halls in Bootle And Birkenhead
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Fitz- wiUiam came on a visit.
Easter Monday, 1850, witnessed performances by Barry Sullivan and J. F. Cathcart. Ballets were given nightly at this precise period. On July i, J. R. Anderson commenced an engagement of twenty-four nights. ' Here I found,' he tells us in ' An Actor's Life.'t ' my old friends Cathcart and Basil Baker — both very good actors — who had been with me at Drury Lane. There was also Barry Sullivan, an immense local favourite, and I believe most deservedly so, though to my ...mind he fell short, in comparison with James Bennett, in his rendition of lago. At this time there was an opera company at the Theatre Royal, with Messrs. WiUiam Harrison, Weiss, and Corri ; Louisa Vyne, Mrs. Weiss, etc., at the head of it, playing to empty benches ; so that we did not consider this much of an opposition. Poor Harrison told me, with tears in his eyes, that he had been losing money heavily.
* The cdebtated dramatic critic, a descendant of Cbarles I>ee I
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fitz- wiUiam came on a visit.
Easter Monday, 1850, witnessed performances by Barry Sullivan and J. F. Cathcart. Ballets were given nightly at this precise period. On July i, J. R. Anderson commenced an engagement of twenty-four nights. ' Here I found,' he tells us in ' An Actor's Life.'t ' my old friends Cathcart and Basil Baker — both very good actors — who had been with me at Drury Lane. There was also Barry Sullivan, an immense local favourite, and I believe most deservedly so, though to my ...mind he fell short, in comparison with James Bennett, in his rendition of lago. At this time there was an opera company at the Theatre Royal, with Messrs. WiUiam Harrison, Weiss, and Corri ; Louisa Vyne, Mrs. Weiss, etc., at the head of it, playing to empty benches ; so that we did not consider this much of an opposition. Poor Harrison told me, with tears in his eyes, that he had been losing money heavily.
* The cdebtated dramatic critic, a descendant of Cbarles I>ee I
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