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... DRURY LANE. Lessee and Mnuacer, Mr. Angastas Harris. THIS EVENING, 7.15, ROBINSON OHUBOE. Messrs. Arthur Roberts, Harry Jackson, Harry Nicholls, James Fawn, John D’Auban, Charles Luuri, jun., Voy, Clerq. Ac.; Mes* James Fanny Leslie, Amalia, Aubau, Sisters ...
... AT DRURY LANE. In the nursery the real delight of fairy 'stones is in the rejteJJirvg them. It is to know what comes next, to follow the familiar recital, and, if need be, anticipate the adventures as 'tltey progress on blie printed page, that gives to ...
... DRURY LANE AXDC ’Phone: A Ger, lim|!r| Dlnetir. ARTHUR CBLLIIS TO-NIGHT AT 8. Mats., To-Morrow & Sat at 2.30. ROBERT LORAIN E Under His Own Managem# ment, with Hit Company of 100 A His Spectacular Production of ra Rostand’s Most Famous (In English.) There ...
... DRURY LANE. HAYMARKET. LYCEUM. ...
... DRURY LANE, CARMEN. EASTER MONDAY EVENING, Mr. BARTON McQUCKIN. I MICUAELA ...
... DRURY LANE. HER MAJESTY'S. HATMARKET. LYCEUM. ...
... DRURY LANE. MAIMARKET. LYCEUM. ADELPHI, SI. JAMES'S. ROYALTY. COURT. OMRA COMIQUE. TOOLE'S. CC-MBDf. Garrick. SHAFTESBURY. DALY'S. ...
... DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Augustas Harris. THIS EVENING, at 7.15, ROBINSON CRUSOE. Messrs. A Roberts, H. Jackson, H. NiohoUs, J. Fawn. J. D’Auban, 0. Uuri, jun.. H. Payne, Ac.; Fanny Leslie, Amalia. Sisters Mario, M. Vere, and Madame Kattl Lanner’s ...
... DRURY LANE. Lessee ami Manager, Mr. Augustus Harris. THIS EVENING, at 7.15, ROBINSON CRUSOE. Messrs. Arthur Robert?, Harry Jackson, Harry Niohoils, James Pawn, John D’Auban, Charles Lauri, jun., Voy, J.oClerq, Ac. ; Mas. dames Fanny Leslie, Amalia, Sisters ...
... DRURY LANE. Amy Robsart has been reproduced at the great house in Drury. with Mrs. Hermann Veziu in the title- EU.. The chief attraction of this drama has always been the splendour of the spectacles introduced, more particularly the scene showing ...
... DRURY LANE. The greatest success Mr. Harris has thus far achieved was that of last night, when Wagner’s ** Lohengrin was produced with spectacular attractions of remarkable splendour, and ensemble which commanded admiration, although not entirely free ...
... At Drury Lane. His reputation must have heralded him to England, where his services were once secured Garrick, and for Garrick’s stage, the ingenious Alsatian outstripped bis predecessors in this particular art or craft. As superintendent from 1771 to ...