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... ENGAGEMENT OF THE CELEBRATED YOUNG TRAGEDIENNE, MISS WALLIS, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, who will be Sup- ported by Mb J. B. HOWARD Also from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Miss ANNIE MANNERS, MR FORREST KNOWLES, AND A POWERFUL COMPANY. MONDAY, TUESDAY ...
... the work of Mr Elliot of this C ,y, and is copied from that excellent piece of painti.ig, exhibited at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Charaifter of Columbine, for that night, will be perform- ed by MARIA TERESA, the amazing Corsica* Fairy. Harlequin ...
... and wholly under the direction of Mr Dubois. The Scenery and Decorations painted by Mr Sjiitb, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. N. B. Places to be taken for the Boxes, of Mr Alexander, it the Box-off.cc, from ten to three o'clock. St Andrew's Chapel ...
... THEATRICAL NOTICE. The Nobility, Gentry, and Public generally, are ?? informed, the Eminent Comedian Mr CHARLES MATHEWS, From Drury Lane and Haymarket Theatres, London, wiU perform THREE NIGHT'S ONLY, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, May 6th, 7th, and Bth, 1861 ...
... TRAGEDY, IN FIVE ACTS, By the Reverend T. S. Whall-y, As it is now performing with universal applause, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 71, St Paul's Church Yard ; published by Carpenter and Co. Old Bond Street, London r — Sold ...
... AMERICAN. Written by Mr Pilon, Author of feveral favourite Dra- matic Pieces. As it was performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with univerlal applaufe. With Nc-ai Scene,,, Drejfes, and Decorations Admiral Dreadnought, ' Mr WIL ON; Colonel Mountford ...
... cf p A L O N Z O. ■ (Written by the Author ol Douglas.) And performed with the greatelt applaufe ai the Tie f trc Royal, Drury Lane. Ji The principal Charaeflers by Mr W O O D S. » Mr Inrhbald, Mr Hague, n Mr Hauon, Mr Mois, a Mr Mills, Mr Beynon, r ...
... R ..EVTi-f.E has the honour of acquainting tine Pii- -1 I l.c, that he has cngn-'cd Nir JOHN PALMER, of ?? K ,iti Royal, Drury Lane, for Six Nigtts Only, tie XEc his fii'll-apijear'airee on Saturday nevt, February LthechataiS.tr of.'jVqt** Surface in the ...
... years. MI S S W~A L L I S, Th« Cblbbbatkd Young THAoaDLonrE, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, ACCOMPANIED BY MR J. B. HOWARD, Also from tha Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, AS YOU LIKE IT. SHAMUS O'BRIAN, AND THE LADY OF LYONS. (SEE BILLS.) ON MONDAY, Grand ...
... LucctTa, Mrs Sparks; — Milliner, Mis Mills; — Landlady, Mrs Charter's; AndClarinda, Mrs BULKLEY. From the Theatrr»Royal, Drury Lane, Ei'ing ler firft Appearar.re on this Stage thefe three years. Ecd of the Piay, a HORNPIPE by Mr DA V I S. To which will ...
... Tragedy, not acted here thefe many 'king henry v. TfHE CONQUEST OF FRANCE. King Henry ty Mr JOHN KEMBLE. Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Duke of Exeter, Mr WOODS ; Corporal Nym, Mr S. KEMBLE j Captain Hut -lien, Mr LEE-LEWES. A.-.d Mrs Quickly, Mrs CHARTERIS ...
... M'Pherson. To which will be added, a Farce (never performed here, and now adlir.g with univerfal appiaui'e at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane) called, V B O N TON: O R, High Life Above Stairs. Sir Tolm Wofliv, Mr Inchbald ; Lord Minikin, Mr Dawfon; Colonel Tivy' ...