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    • THE OCTOBER THESPIAN MEETING.
    • OH CENSOR MOMUMJ
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      I 9 6 ' The Tomaha Wk. [October 23, 1869...

      I 6 ' THE TOMAHA WK . [ October 23 , 1869 .

      The October Thespian Meeting.

      THE OCTOBER THESPIAN MEETING .

      London, 18a& October, 1869. The The Stab...

      London , 18 A & October , 1869 . the The stables Thesp have ian racing been decorated world is beg with inning brass to — look a most up . excellent Many of the substitute Princess for ' s ( pure the celebrated gold in theatri training cal matters stables . of Among Stella the Collas rest , ' been Broken thoroug English hly renovated and Charles ; velvet Fechter curtains ' s Forei and gn gilt Accent chandeliers ) has offered to the public eta excellent substitutes for v / i first uui - iaiv rate

      form are aii . wij and . wj . tu . hi ghl y cultivated puuut ^ as stay CAUtixcui ing power . < mu . It . utv will >] i be noticed -, turned that the to veteran this establishment Charles Mathews . The ' Jeun Adel Premier phi stables ( aged have ) has lost re-Juvenility Mr . Stuart — ' much Comic to Tragedi the disappointment an , and Mr . Eburne of the ' public s Octog , who enarian believe ( by French in these Dictionary two runners , out . of Mr Les . " Tom Parisien " Morton s de ^ i . ' s la Plain Decadence English ) has Aj . a . 0 that turned luuitu Miss wui out Neilson a a . ouaiii sham , j with wiuj no liu stay okx ^ ing jij ^ p i _* ower wv » b . We » Rant t v » regret ivgiti to tu

      say Grimace , seems likely ' ere s Tragedy long ( to Heroine judge , from y recent , out per - we formances give the ) to result prove of herself the week a " ' s roarer racing . " : — Without further preface " Lost at Sea " Stakes . Run over the Adelphi Course , sharing terms and a premium . Mr . Hawes Craven ' s Burning House , by Rosin , out of Spirits

      UI VV 1 XX \* ••• •¦• » • • • • ••• • • • *^ Mr . Burlesque G . Belmore ' . s .. Farce ... Ac . t . or . , by ... Pantomime ... , ... out . of .. 2 Messrs Twaddle . Byron , out and of Old Boucicault -as-the-Hill ' s . .. riginal ... Drama ... , b .. y . 3 Betting—2 to 1 on Farce Actor . canter Burning . Rest House nowhere made , especiall the running y Orig all inal the Dra way ma , . and won in a

      The " Formosa" Selling Stakes . Over the Drury Lane Course . 2-0 , 000 Subscribers . Mr Mr . . Chatterton Delane ' s Times ' s Eloquence ' Leader , , by Education Puff , out of , out Dead of Season Culture . . . . . . 2 1 Mr . Boucicault Holy well Street ' s New Thoroug ... .. hfare . , . .. Impudence ... ... , out . .. 3 Mr . Beverley ' s Sensation Scene , by Scissors , out of

      Card-OOcLxCL ¦•• ••• ••• ••• • • • ••• ••• •*• O Mr . Chatterton ' s Overflowing Audience , by Paper , out of Upper Boxes ... ... ... ... ... ... o Scene Betting , 20 — to 3 1 to agst 1 agst Eloquence New Thoroug . hfare , 6 to 1 agst Sensation To the surprise of every one Times Leader started vswi , although it j . c was uao imag ixaiagAiiV ined / Ui th iJLictt at , he a a mere ixiv ^ iu k S / elling ^ xiixxg to the Stakes % * jvc ± front M 7 k . \** j was rraa from not ixv / t the jgood ^ enoug v ^ ixvugxi h .

      for of the him running . However , and , forced sprang the pace immensely . Overflowing beginning was Audience dash very . New little followed Thoroug in demand at his hfare heels at the , but start soon very his bad fell very away third existence . after Eloquenc the being first e in denied a most , but surprising to the astonishment manner . The of every " , knowing one came ones to " the say front that this in ublic horse . has improved immensely since he was last exhibited p

      The " Portland " Vase . Run over the Princess ' s Cours stalls e . . Very few entries into the Mr . Charles Mathews' Fine Play , by Experience , out of JJUOll • » » • • t # • • • • • • • t • • • X Mr . Vining ' s Growler , by Manager , out of Minor Theatre ... 2 Mr ¦ lUXi . Vini Lloyd J-4 J . VS JT U 's * J Putney X Bundl U-l ** J . Vrjr Bridge X of ^ iiUgVj Sticks , by U J Dauber JL ^ CA > l * M \* A , VUl out unkn > VA of Express X ^ iVU / 1 V * i ^ Q Train A X UXX 1 3 J )

      Mr . ng ' s e-- ( pedigree own ) ... ... o Betting—100 to 1 on Fine Play . canter The . favourite Towards start the ed close off of with the great race spiri he showed , and wo sign n i s n of rather distress a , la me nd state slackened . Gro wler pace was , soon coming distanced in at th and e finish Bundle - failur of-Sticks e . was derided by the populace , Who ex , ulted in the

      London, 18a& October, 1869. The The Stab...

      The " Allerton" Trial Stakes . Run over the Lyceum Course . Mr . Allerton ' s Footstool , by Luxury , out of Lavish ExpendXtVUTw *•• ••• • • • •*• ••• *•• x Mr . Coghlan ' s Real Actor , by Fish , out of Water ... ... 2 ¦ XT » W . LI * . Allerton Wybert A VV 11 ^ WCl . l * Reeves IVV Feeble T - ^ t V tO * 1 ' Debut X ^ Amateur W A TLSUl _• ^ , b \ JJ y Cash V b ^_ - « -Jll Ik JT , j VUL out 1 _ \ of JM . _ . J Pocket . VUlXW out ___ of _ b ^ Small C < 11 ... 3 J

      Mr . beer , did ' s not start . , y Mouthing , - Real Betting Actor — found 2 5 to no 1 ags backers t Footstool . , 100 , 004 to 17 agst Debut . The favourite made most show at the start , and attracted was considerable too heavil attention y weighted . Real to Actor be quite took successful up the . running However , but , there was only a head ' s difference between first and second .

      The Debut DehAt retirement ran ran very verv of lame lame Feeble , , in in sp snite Amateur ite of of the the from supp sunnort this ort race of of his his was friends friends much .. app Real lauded Actor — . he Very would bad not third have . stood a ghost of a chance with The " Plain English" Stakes . Run at Holborn , over the old " Flying Scud " Course . Mr ¦ . out Barry -lr of XJX . Morton Heavy JLXWC Sullivan 4 . VJT Tragedian JL ' s - ^ V Quaint ^ VtXCfcXX a « Waggery . .. Dictio 11 . . * . , by . Li .. ght . Comedy » .. » . .. , 1 J .

      Mr ^ ^ . Tom ^ Parisien ^^^ ^ ^ s de la ' s Decadence Originality . . , .. b y ... nary ... , out ... Les ^ ... 2 Mr . G . Honey ' s Bore , by Gag-, out of Bunkum ... ... 3 nality Betting . —10 to 1 on Quaint Waggery , 2 , 000 to 1 agst Originality Quaint , who Waggery soon began soon flew hal to t terribl the front y . Half , followed way the by Ori latter givery stumbled as usual nearl , but over y came came some to in hop blockheads a bad eless third grief said . . Bore to be was comic all ov servants er the p , and e

      The " Little Em ' " Cup . Run over the Wych street Course . Mr . Liston ' s Success , by Enterprise , out of Capital ... ... 1 Mr . Charles Copperfi Dickens eld ... ' Love ... Story ... , by Pathos ... , ... out of ... David ... 2 Mr Mr . . Rowe Halliday ' s Micawber ' s Adaptation , by Lead , by , Rubbish out of Lack , out -of of -Imag Bad ination Taste 3 o Micawber Success Betting— to won 2 steal to easil 1 on away y Success in the spite victory , of any the odds . efforts against of Adaptation Adaptation . and

      Oh Censor Momumj

      OH CENSOR MOMUMJ

      Any The Real Question Benefit To As Publ...

      any The real question benefit to as public to whether morality the censorshi has been p of very the forcibly Press is put of , with and regard the pieces both to that the have pieces been that prohibited have been . licensed The Female lately , morality Woodin sense by in it , Drury five is bad minutes La e n nough e , , and . loses change But it nothi s seems her ng hair to in us a that worldl her the y wretched Princess ' s p is iece worse of . dingy To trash represent now a being cold-blooded performed murderer at the as n . s being beine * affab affabllv y received received by bv the the husband husband , son son . and and daug daughter hter

      achieve of the victim ment ^ , in a semi being -facetious permitted manner by the , m hardl , to discuss conducive his nals to public to show morality them . a British Nor is magistrat it very edif e engaged y , ing to with possible y a detective crimiin try tr officiall ying to y suborn on the the morrow witnesses . Justice in a cas has e which quite enough he is going abuses to presents to tempt ans . wer It the for is murderer all without very well being with to such broug say that bonhommie ht into Mr . such Charles as to unmerited Mathews make it con im re - - - possible d to have belie been ve in his crime ; pleasa but , unfortunatel nt fellowout y i of n real busin life ,

      hours UiULUWiVl murere . rs The O AACLVW more I- / WWII attractive 1 / 1 I * W e 1 n J < very V V vice * J JJJLWCUCH is made 1 . 1 , 1 the WUVW more s 0 VFUb immoral V * WUJiU ^ ess J is the cient less int on elligence enforced to . see The the ignorant bad moral and but the not vulgar sufficient have to suffi see - the humour of Mr . C . Mathews' perversion of criminality . We f ce r rtainl om Po y rt think land that could tolerate e audien any ce which drama , can however tolerate wicked Escaped , say Julie \ for instance , and be none the worse for it .

      Answer To Double Acrostic Will Be Given ...

      Answer to Double Acrostic will be given in our next .

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Oct. 23, 1869, page 196, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_23101869/page/12/