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... Othello Mr. WALDRON, oP-the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Iago..Mr. HENRY BERTRAM, of the Olympic Theatre, New Zealand, & the principal Australian Theatres. Roderigo.Mr. HENRY ROXBY BEVERLEY, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Desdemona.Miss EMILY BRANDON, of the ...
... ATTRACTION, ENGAGEMENT FOR SIX NIGHTS of the justlY celebrated Juvenile Actor, PEnCY ROSELLE. T he YOUNG Rottcious, from Drury Lane, who, in conjunction with his sister, MISS AMY ROSELLE Will apppear otl MONDAY, the 10th instant, and during the Week in ...
... some of the most POPULAR DANCES. The Company has been selected with great care from the THKATRKS ROYAL, COYENT GAR- DEN, DRURY LANE, and BRISTOL, and will consist of the following Ladies and Gentlemen :— Miss Ellis, Mrs. G. Norman, Mrs, Hutchins> Mrs. ...
... Seven Dials, Middlesex, pub- lic In. Elisha Dickens, Bagsworth, Derbyshire, cotton spinner. BANKRUPTS. James Miller, 140, Drury Lane, stationer. (Jeorge Threarigold, Brentford, Essex, corn dealer. Edward Peter Edgley, Souttiborougb, Kent, victualler. Charles ...
... Pronounced the best Quadrille ever composed by M. Jullien, and performed for 30 successive nights at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with unprecedented success. In addition to the above, and in order to assist in the performance of the Quadrille, M. Jullien ...
... Half-past. CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. CROCKIIERBTOWN, CARDIFF. LESSEE AND MANAGER—Mr. J H DELAFTFT n (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane hnnerl/^ Manager of the above Theatre.) y VRA* '■» MRS. GEORGE OWEN fn,- J1 e poPular Artiste Irish Drama of fm the Paction ...
... ROUEN, &c. On 'W HIT-MONDAY, and during the week, the wonderful little Roscius, Master PERCY ROSELLE, from the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, will appear in a round of his truly remarkable impersonations, assisted by his sister, Miss AMY ROSELLEi [1011 ...
... commencing at Half-past. THEATRE ROYAL, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. LESSEE AND MANAGER-Mr. J. H. DELAFIELD (From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, formerly Manager of the above Theatre.) TO NIGHT (FRIDAY) MRS. G. OWEN'S BENEFIT, Her Last Appearance but One. LADY OF ...
... tbe (jreat Drury Lane Drama- HUMAN NATURE. THE GRAND DUKJS Ftoui the Savoy Theatre. London, if coming. 'Tis notin mortals to command success, but we'll do more—deserve it. THE EMPIRE. CARDIFF. Managing OSWALD STOLl TO-NIGHT! From Drury Lane Theatre Pantomime ...
... 1860. THEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. LICENSED TO MR. JOHN THOMAS. Lessee & Manager, Mr. J. H. DELAFIELD (From the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and Manager of the Theatres Royal Ryde and Leamington Spa. The NEW COMPANY acknowledged in every quarter to be the most ...
... will be shortly published. THEATRE ROYAL, CROCKHERBTOWN. Under the Management of Mr. GEORGE PEEL (Of the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane). BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF THE NEW COMPANY. FIRST FASHIONABLE NIGHT. First Appearance this Season of Mr. GEORGE PEEL. THIS EVENING ...
... 6d. THEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. LICENSED TO MR. JOHN THOMAS. Lessee & Manager, Mr. J. H. DELAFIELD, (From the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and Manager of the Theatres Royal Ryde and Leamington Spa. SATURDAY, Xov. 10, 1860, FIRST APPEARANCE OF MR. DUGARDE. The ...