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... enterprise. DICK WHITTINGTON at DRURY LANE.— The Standard :— This latest version of Dick Whit- lington ' can only be pronounced one of tiie best of the famous Drury Lane series of annuals. DICK WHITTINGTON at DRURY LANE.— Times: — Sir Augustus Harris ...
... weilmonnted.and will, we should think, prove a successful revival at Drury Lane. DRIXK.â The Globe says:â ' Drink ' stirred the public to ecstacy. . . .With 'Drink' the Drury Lane management has obtained a popular success. TVRINK. â The Echo'' ...
... enterprise/* DICK WHITTINGTON at DRURY LANE.— The Standard:— This latest version of 'Dick Whit- tuigton ' can only be pronounced one of the best of the famous Drury Lane series of annuals. 1 DICK WHITTINGTON at DRURY LANE.— Times ;— Sir Augustus Harris ...
... ROYAL. DRURY LANE, at 7.4..â LAST FOUR NIGH TS. TT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO MES-DT^FULIAN M CROSS.â TO NIC 1 IT. THEATRE KOYAL, DEUKY LANE, at IAS. LAST FOUR NIGHTS. TT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND.â MARK OUINTON.-TO NIGHT, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, it 7 ...
... inton. A MILLION OIMWONEYTat DRURY-LANE. Mary Maythorne Miss Jessie Mill ward. ITet.y Nettledown Miss Fanuv Brotigh. Stella St. Clair Miss Alice Lingard. aance Lee „ M iss Lizzie Claremont. A MILLION OF MONEY, at DRURY LANE — Jr& DOORS OPEN At 7.30. THK ...
... *Thk'K WHITTINGTON at DRURY LANE.— I JLF Sun : — Never before has there been a spectacle of -ueh ilmigiiifi. ence . . . This is the tied pantomime iv every . xescpet that has ever been seen at Drury Lane. DICK WHITTINGTON at DRURY LANE.— St. James's Ga/ette:—** ...
... Hamilton have given lo the patrons of Drury Lane one of the best written plays of a loug and memorai'l'* -erie-. CIHEEK, BOYS, CHEER! at DRURY LANE. / Standard : ** A particularly excellent specimen of a Drury Lane play, perhaps the very best that Sir ...
... ell ects. C IINDERELLA at DRURY LANE.— Times: The y mot d'ordre at Drury Lane this year is refinement. How ornate, bright, and ...
... ami Co., S and 4, Bon verie-ftreet. Fleet-it.. E.C. DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL.— EVERY EVENING, at 7.30, and MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDJfY. and SATURDAY, at 1.30. — AUGUSTUS HARRIS'S TWELFTH DRURY LANE PANTOMIME, en- titled BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, by William ...
... . 48, X_re_-_-iee_Ue-_.treet. ?? 170. Piccadilly. - DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL.— EVERY EVENING, at 7.30, and MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 1.30. — AUGUSTUS HARRIS'S TWELFTH DRURY LANE PANTOMIME, en- titled BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, by William ...
... INDERELLA at DRURY LANE. â LAST NIGHT, at 7.30. and LAST MORNING PERFORMANCE. TO-DAY (Saturday), at 1.30. The Genuine Success of the Season. The mo*t Beautitul Version of the Story Ever placed on the Stage. ?? CINDERELLA at DRURY LANE. â LAST NIGHT ...
... the following TERMS : The Year 7 7 Half year 4 4 o (.luarter of a Year - - • I It I Prirate Boxes at Invent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres, by the night or season. ...