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... ofthe Sun of KoTZ ?? being I?e 6rstpart of bis papular play ofthe Death of Roi.la, re- cently pefozmedat tbe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with al- terations, by R. B. ?? E?q. under the iitle cf '■ PtZAKKO. Ataiiba, (King of Quito) Mr PATERSON. Hoc.car, (King ...
... work etf Mr Elliot of this C'ty, and is copied froiri that excellent piece of painting, exhibited at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Charader of Columbine, vviil be performed by MARIA TERESA, the amazing Corsican Fairy. Harlequin, Mr BROWN. Tickets ...
... ft-j C ' ' A Comedy, caiied ;: ,-jF. suspicious husband. 'f ' Rang, ?? J ?? r J OHN I'ALMER, 3 ' from the Theatrc-Rny-1, Drury Lane, rj Who is Engaged for Six Nights Only. To wiiieii will be added, a Farce, called ' TKE MOCK DOCTOR. :? ?? the Mock Doilor ...
... perfuming here this Sreifon, _-TVnr Tngedy, never performed here, called, t CASTLE OF MONTVAL. ?? ?? ?? ;,r rhe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 1 . ' - Mr WOODS. i* - -Mr BEW. I - Mr SMITH. ?? - Mr SIDDONS. I - Miss KEMBLE. ?? ?? tlic Countess, by ■ :: ;7. SIDDONS ...
... Majesty's Theatre Leasee and Manager— Mr Wm. M'Farla nd. LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. AUGUSTUS HARRIS'S ORIGINAL DRURY LANE COMPANY, With the Great Drury Lane Uuccess HUMAN NATURE. With the Magnificent Scenery aud Mechanical Effects Direct from J_ondon. Under the ...
... Tony Lumpkin, Mr EVERARD, Being Us fecen J appearance en this Stage. Mifs Hardcaftie, Mrs BULKLEY, From the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, Being iter firfi appeal aace en this Stage thtfc three years- To which will be added, a Farce, ctdied, THE IRISH WIDO W ...
... LAST APPEARANCE AND FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR CHARLES MATHEWS, (C niversally admitted to be the First Comedi'anof the day) frum Drury Lane and Haymarket Theatres, London. THIS EVENING, _«». WEDNESDAY. May Sth. 1861. Ihe Performances wdl commence with the Comedy ...
... Tii- Mobility, Gentry, and Public generally, are respectfully informed, the Eminent Comedian- Mr CHARLES MATHEWS, 1 m Drury Lane and Haymarket Theatres, London, 'will perform THREE NTG TIT'S ONE V, Commencing MONDAY, May 6, ISGI, when the Performances ...
... R. B. Sheridan. ?? Jc-f-ph Sorfece by Mr PALMER; 1 V.'sio perforsned that chan-cler originally at tire 'i'heatre-Royal, Drury Lane. Sir Pcs.-r Teazle, Mr WILSON; ?? Surface by Mr R. PALMER, i,.si. the Ivlng's Theatre in the Hay-market, Hi. ff appearance ...
... Entertainments- Theatre Royal. ■Lessee, MrR. Cowie, Jr. ENGAGEMENT FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY OF MISS WALLIS. Prom the Thsatre Royal, Drury Lane. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), MARCH 10, The Celebrated Comedy AS YOU LIKE IT. THURSDAY, .. .. .. THE HUNCHBACK. FRIDAY (Benefit ...
... of H i , i VA .! t P GLOVER'S New and Highly Successful OPEREi TA of 'ONCE TOO OFTEN IN CHARACTER. .Produced recently at Drury Lane, and performed at the Crystal Palace, Sydenham, with such immense success), will he given, supported by BLANCHE DE MERY ...
... production of HOWARD GLOVER'S New and Highly Successful OPERETTA of ONCE TOO OFTE N, IN CHARACTER.' (Produced recently at Drury Lane, and performed at the Crystal Palace. Sydenham, with such immense success), will be given, supported by BLANCHE DE MERY ...