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... at this theatre, announced by Al Allcroft as under the immediate patronage of Prince AXl- tool, place on Monday night. The terms of admission w the ordinary theatre prices, which, however, must have munerated the entrepreneuer, as the theatre was crowd-- ...
... the Olympic Theatre, mere especially by these in Craven.buildago, whose means disabled them from peovidiog against the emergency by ausuranee, in consequenee ot the high rate of primmiuns charged in respect of property edjoining a theatre. Mr. STUART ...
... UNWARRANTABLE CON- DUCT OF BOXKEEPERS AT THEATRES. We are always loath to interfere with the profits, the perquisites, or privileges of individuals; but the conduct of the boxkeepers at the Haymarket and Adelphi Theatres bas, in the pursuit of their gains, ...
... five o'clock he left the theatre for his chambers, at which time the house was in perfect safety. In less than half an hour he returned to witness the destruction of the property (one of the persons connected with the theatre coming with the intelligence ...
... MR. D'iSTIN AND SONS' IRAND FAREWELL CONCERT AT DRURY-I4NE THEATRE. T'his concert, which excited general interest, took place at the above theatre on Monday evening last, and the attendance was the largest we have seen for some 'time within the walls ...
... MANAGERS OF THE METROPOLITAN THEATRES AND-DRAMATIC SALOONS. I Sir William Martins, acting under the anthority of the Right I -Hon. EKarl Spencer, has addressed the following- letter to the lessees of the metropolitan theatres and dramatio saloons licensed ...
... Royal Italian Opera. 7. Madame Sontag re-appeared at Her Majesty's Theatre, after an absence of many years. 9. The Opera Season commenced at the Surrey Theatre. -. The Richmond Theatre was opened by Mr. John Ryan for dramatic representations, after having ...
... Rayner was at Covent-garden Theatre. In the latter piece Rayner played Lubin Greenfield one hundred- nights in succession, some years after, at the Surrey Theatre, with EllistOn.' In 1832, Rayner opened the Strand Theatre, which had been previously used ...
... disturbances which took place at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, on the occasion of the performances by the artistes of the Theatre His- torique, and to announce that there will be no further performance at that theatre, and to add, that by per- mission of ...
... of the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, complaining-of the great increase of foreign actors, aid praying that Parliament would take measures to prevent it; also another from anumber of ladies and gentlemen connected with the other metropolitan theatres to the ...
... the various' London theatres. At! present we have the two Italian Operas (Hay- market and Covent Garden), St. James's Theatre, .Drdry-lane (announced to open for French dramas), and a negotiation has been on' foot at the Olympic Theatre for the appearance ...
... nificance. I am, Sir, your obliged servant, B. WEBSTER. Theatre Royal, Haymarket, April 27, 1848. CITY THEATRE, MANCHESTER. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-A subscriber to the ERA, connected with the City Theatre, Manchester, presents his very respectful compliments ...