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... amuoemmus. rrIIEA.TRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.- Lessee and Manager, Mr. E. T. SMITH. Constant succession of Novelty. A powerfully exciting Drama. Grand Ballet and Five Aet Play at half-price. Reduced Prices.—Boxes, 38.; Pit, 2a.; Lower Gallery, Is.; Upper Gallery ...
... 26.] bye them as having been played in the Drury-lane pantomime. They a re the production of the veteran composer Blewitt, who has evidently not lost that . liveliness of fancy which has for so many ream made him a favourite composer of the class of music ...
... Boxes, Ss.; Pit, Is.; Lower Gal., Is.; Upper Gal , 6i. Stage Manager, Mr. E. STIRLING. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE.- Great Novelty and Wonderful Attraction. TITZBDAY, and during the Week, THE SCHOOL FOR KINGS. Principal characters by Messrs. Davenport, Moorhouse ...
... erbeattkal Intelligence. DRURY LANE. O N Monday night the performances were for the benefit of Mr. Smith, the lessee. The entertainments commenced with a new drama in three acts, entitled The School for Kings. This production has neither the advantages ...
... compared with other establishments, and incapable of Laing kept open more than the four summer months, when the leviathans—Drury-lane and Covent-garden—closed ; but, feeling that patronage was not confined to period or place, I endeavoured to take John Hull ...
... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE- Leawe, Mr. E. T. SMITH. MONDAY, March 81st, and during the week (Friday excepted) the Great French Wizard, Marvel of Marvels; incredible Magical illusions; necromantic, cabalistic Transformations, Flying Palaces; Wand of the ...
... Amtustimts. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.- Lessee, Mr. E. T SETH. EASTER HOLIDAYS—GREAT ENTERTAINMENT. New Burlesque—Mr. E. Sands, the Great Mr Walker, his last appearance previous to his departure for America— Pantomimic Ballet—Mt4s P. Horton, her first ...
... Farren) and of Fortune (Mrs. Fitzwilliam). The Spirit of Mont Blanc, the Spirit of the Corsican Brothers, the Spirit of Drury Lane, the Spirit of the Lyceum, the Spirit of the Royal Italian Opera, and the Spirit of Uncle Tom from the Adelphi, are ...
... and wool mixture. 6. Overcoat of plain black, superbly lined, and in the form of a surtout.—New York Times. IaMUStMtIII%. DRURY LANE. THE play of The Lady of Lyons commenced the performances at this theatre on Monday evening, the principal characters ...
... Last Week of the Wonderful Performance of Mr. Sends. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE_ Lessee, Mr. E. T. Sanyo. The New Burlesque received each evening with increased success. Brilliant Scenic Effects. Second week of Miss P. Horton. Re-engagement of Miss Fanny ...
... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE.- Lessee, Mr. E. T. Slim. Last Six Nights of the Season. First representation of CIVILISATION. Engagement of the Great National Spanish Dancers, Senora Dolores Senn and Senor Jose Sevilla, from Madrid, in the Costume of their ...
... rested on their oars, content for the most part with the attraction still possessed by their Easter pieces. Tho season at Drury Lane has come to a close, and it certainly is marvellous how, under the circumstances, it remained open for the period it did ...