... _DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL.* EVERY EVEVNING. at 7.30, and MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY 'and SATURDAY*, at 1.30. - AUGUSTUS HARRIS^ TWELFTH DRURY LANE PANTOMIME, en- Stted BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, by William Yardley and Augustus Harris. | IT-BAUTY AND THE BEAST ...

... MOSTT__MUSING ENTERfAIN__IENT_i_ LONDON. 'A NOTHER DRUR-f LANE TRIUMPH. PRONOUNCED the BEST DRAMAproduced at DRURY LANE. 'A MILLION OF MONEY at DRURY LANE — _l7_L Written by TTTENR-T PETTITT and AUGUSTUS - HARRIS. ~A __X__nO~N-^_UC)NEY.— CHARGES WARNER j ./TL ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL.— EVERY EVENING, at 7.30, nr.d MONDAY*. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 1.30. - AUGUSTUS HARRIS'S TWELFTH DRURY LANE PANTOMIME, eu- i.tled HEATTTYANDTHE BEAST, by William Yar-ley and Augustus l.'tirris. OEAUTY AND THE BEAST ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL.— Manasinc Director, Arthur Collins.— TO-NIGHT and EVERY EVENING, at 7.30. a New and Original Drama of Modem Lif_. THE WHITE HEATHER, by Cecil Raleigh and Heury Hirailton. Sirs. John Wood as .. Lad ■> Jane Maclintock. Miss Pattie ...

... DRURY LANE— AUGUSTUS HARRIS, Lessee and Manaser.— TWlCE DAILY, at 1.30 ond 7.30, Augustus Harris's NINTH ANNUAL PANTOMIME. T>USS IN BOOTS— FULL of FUN. OC. EXITS through Main WalS al -rays emptaed /C £ in three minute.. Tie public are invited to time ...

... DRURY LANE.— At 7.30, CHEER, BOYS, CHEER I ' (Great Success): Misses Calhoun, Browne, Raleigh, Daltra, and Fanny Brough: Messrs. Henry Neville, G. Giddens. Lionel Rignold. C D.ilton, S. Howard A. Melford. H. Revelle, W. Rignold. I I Morniug Performance ...

... DRURY LANE.— At 7.30, CHEER, BOYS. CHEER (Great Success:: Muses Calhoun, Browne, Raleigh, Daltra, and Fanny Brough; Messrs. Henry Neville, G. Giddens. Lionel Rlgnold. C. Dalton. S. Howard A. Melford. H. Revelle, W. Rignold. Morning Performance Ev.-ry ...

... DRURY LANE.— At 7.30, CHEER, BOYS. CHEER 1 1 (Great Sue-ess): Misses Calhoun, Browne, Raleigh. Daltra, »nd F_r.nv Brough: Messrs Henry Neville, G. Giddens. Lionel . Rignold, C. Daltota. S. Howard A. Melford. H Revelle. W. Rignold. J Morning Performance ...

... but year by year the manager surpasses himself. . . . Drury Lane Pantomime has _iecon_e a combination of feerie, spectacle, opera comique, burlesque, with other elements peculiar to itself. DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL^— BOX- OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY. from 10.0 ...

... PRODUCTION. Will »!' the wrtnderfu! scenery and mechanical changes, from the Theatre Royal. Drury lane, London. “PLEASUB E. »t.hav. April a3rl. • uolber -reat Drury lane Success, ■HUMAN NATURE. ’ Full and fancy dress ball, en. mkecm’ Drii-l Hau.. May 3rd.—For ...

... great production, *ll the wonderful scenery and mechanical changes, irom the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, London. “PLEASUR E. April 23rd, another great Drury lane Success, NATI'RE. ?VOX A SSAULT CASE. PCBLIC TESTIMONIAL FOND COMMITTEE, j JL FURNESS, Chairman; ...

... SHEFFIELD. A, Lessee and Manager, Mr. W. BRIITLEBANK. Most hat, Arnu. 23. 1838, lor si* Ni»his only. Return Visit the great Drury lane * Success, •HUMAN NATURE” rnoßimo'.is'.y Pronounced the Press The Best Melo. 1 Drama the Day. OiMo>e*T. April 30(h, the ...