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... Prima Donna from the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden. and Miss FANNY REEVES, Principal Contralto, Royal English Opera, Drury Lane, Ac. Mr. HENRY WALTON, Principal Baritone, Royal English Opera, Covent Garden. Mr. HENRI DRAYTON, Principal Basso, Royal ...
... a the Latest London Novelties, which will include Companies for Mr. Wilson Barrett; Globe Theatre; Mr. Augustus Harris, Drury Lane; Messrs. Gstti, Alelphi Theatre. Ac., Ac. F»in*r. Feb. 10th. BENEFIT of Mr. J. H. MiLBURN. SHROVE TUESDAY, February 14th ...
... wonderful scenery and mechanical changes, lie Theatre Royal, i)rury lane. Loudon, •‘PLLASUB E. „ . April 3Jr.l. Unotlier gieit Drury lane Success, ■fll'MAX >ATUR>~ U T CASE. x pI'BUO TESTIMONIAL committe VtKXESS. Cliuiniuin; Councillor J. T. Councillor HARD ...
... HARVEY. ■_s (ViirnsnAT) Evfsiso, in WICKED LONDON. . MARRIED. NOT ArATED. rKi'AT, WAGES SIN. i.ni l th, the Latest Drury Lane Success, wrusic’ HALL. SURREY STREET. aL TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), AT 730 P.M. x ELIJAH. Admission—3s., 25., Is., and 6d. £5BB ...
... Tbe most beautiful Version of the story Ever pi. iced on the Sta^e. CINDERELLA at DRURY LANE. Universally Pronounced Tbe most Beautiful Fairy Play , Ever Produce,. DRURY LANE. ? Special Notice ? In conaequo-nee of the enormous sueressof CHEER BOYB. CHEER: ...
... NDERELLA at DRURY LANE^I'I-oes : The mot d'ordre at Drury Lane this year is refinement. It will be a matter of surprise to many bow ornate, bright, and -.ramatic the familiar tale can become when set out with all the soenic resources of Drury Lane, and yet ...
... THE- MOSTHaMUSING ENTERTAIN_-i-_[NT_n LONDON. 4 NOTHER DRURY LANE TRIUMPH. XQTiTPERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. PRONOUNCED the BEST DRAMA produced at DRURY LANE. A MILLION OF MONEY at DRURY LANE.— J\_ Written by TTENRY PETTITT and AUGUSTUS HARRIS. A ...
... COOLGARDIE. JL ANOTHER DRURY LANE TRIUMPH. Sun. ? One left Drury Lane the better and the wiser for having witnessed this play. The mounting of the piece is admirable, and so isthe performance.' mHE DUCHESS OF COOLGARDIE. X ANOTHER DRURY LANE TRIUMPH. FIRST ...
... WHITTINGTON. at DRURY-LANE. The SPORTSMAN says:— Dick Wliittington is a great suc- cess, and the pantomime is far and nway the best we have seen. UGUSTUS HARRIS'S PAXTOMIME. WHITTINI'TON. at DRURY LANE. The GLOBE says :— Drury Lane Pantomime for the ...
... the honour to announce that Miss GLYN (Mrs. E. 8. Dallas), the greatest Tragedienne of the day, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, &c., Ac., Ac., Will give THREE of her great SHAKESPERIAN READINGS in the above Hall. On This Evening (Thursdat), Feb. 25 ...
... critics to be another tremendous Drury Lane 'Triumph. YOUTH.— Anoihr Drury Lane Triumph, surpassing all pre- vious suc-c-s- ts even unlcr Mr. Augustus Harris's management of unparalleled tuccesee*. YOUTH— Adoi her Drury Lane Triumph.— The Telegraph says ...
... most attractive spectacu ;ir pantomimes ever seen even on the itace of Drury Lane.' *Daily News. Nothing equally magical in beauty has been seen in that house of enchantment* Drury Lane. The pantomime is accordingly an assured and an emphatic success. *Daily ...