AMUSEMENTS.
There was a very fine attendance at the Princess’s Theatre on Saturday night, when “Jacob and Leda ” was performed for the last time. This evening the programme consists of a double bid—viz., “ The Little Treasure ** and a farce. The performance is tendered as a complimentary benefit to Llttlfi N6lli
Clifford’s “Mirror of the World’* attracted a very large audience to the Temperance Hall on Saturday night, when a number of new views about London were introduced, and with the aid of tne limelight a very pretty effect was produced. Tlie local views were exhibited to advantage, that of t argill s HoQumcut and tbe Custom*bou96 beiutr specially admired,
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Evening Star, Issue 4243, 2 October 1876, Page 2
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109AMUSEMENTS. Evening Star, Issue 4243, 2 October 1876, Page 2
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