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... where places may ce secured- IVeasurer, Captain W. H. hHLPHEKD. OT. GEORGE’S ALL, BRADFORD. Mr. CHATTERTON (Manager of Drury Lane Theatre), and Mr. COLEMAN beg to aunnounce the Engagement for TWO NIGHTS ONLY, Mohday and Tuesday, October 25tu and 2oth ...
... one of the finest ever seen at Drury Lane, is complete. Of the magnificent ballet of Drury Lane, in its many hues, what is there to be said that has not been 6aid ? It is as efficient as ever. T|ICK WHITTINGTON at DRURY LANE.— \J The Daily News says : It ...
... andon: James Epps and Co. ?? 170, Piccadilly, and -, Thread needlc-st* ;et- DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Sole Lessee and Manager, Sir AUGUSTUS HARRIS, ROBINSON CRUSOE, DRURY LANE CHRIST- MAS PANTOMIME, ISS3-4 (the la-t of the present leaae>.* The Fifteenth ...
... theatre. I ITTLE 80-PEEP, at DRURY LANE, $ A TO-DAY. at 1.30 ; TO-NIGHT, at 7.30 ; and TWICEJDAILY. at L3O and 7.30. fTIHE LATEST and GREATEST DRURY LANE J. TRIUMPH. THE FUNNIEST PANTOMIME EVER PRO- DUCED. LITTLE 80-PEEP, at DRURY LANE. TWICE DAILY, at 1.30 ...
... WINNER at DRURY-LANE. GREAT SUCCESS. EVERY EVEN LVG. at 7.30. „, __ MOBNING PEBFOBMANCE EVEBY SATUBDAY. at 1.30. mHE BEST COMPANY in LONDON. nnHE DERBY WINNER at DRURY LANE. JL GBEAT SUCCESS. „ _ , Telegraph:- . . . The manager of Drury Lane has left ...
... .Lama ever produce I. to ?? ?? Ht - V *^E. »uh the en ire ctmpany. scenery. f* INDERELLA nt DRURY LANE.â Times '⢠The \ . mc l don! re r,t Drury Lane this year i* re.- D er..»iit. It v.lll pea niat'er of sur; r:se to many hi.w ornate, uright. ...
... annual Drury Lane panto- mime;' but it is in reality as three-bodied a pantomime as the arms of the Isle of Man a c tlnee legged. ' LITTLE 80-PEEP at DRURY-LANE. — The STANDARD says:— ln preparing his pantomime e7ery Ci.nstu.as at Drury Lane Sir Augustus ...
... Professor Chatterton’s remarkable Troupe PERFORMING DOG.% including the miraculous canine Ethardo, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The extraordinary entertainment of the famed BROTHERS HOFFMAN, from New York, consisting of their unchallenged performance ...
... (from Theatre Royal, Drury Lane and principal Conceits.) MISS RHODA LARKIN, (From Comedy Theatre.) MISS KATE CUTLER, (From Toole's Theatre.) MRS. WATSON, (From St. James's Hall. London.). MR. WALTER URIDGE, (From Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.) And MISS SOPHIE ...
... audiences. LADDIN at DRURY LANE combines ia one Entertainment the best features and fun of old-fashioned Pantomime, the gluries of mo i em Spectacle, the grace of French Feerie, and the charm of Comic Opera. ALADDIN AT DRURY LANE -leases alike Old and ...
... Garrick carries on the career of the great tragedian; and here we have a full account of the Romeo and Juliet contest at Drury Lane and Covent Garden. The following bit of information will be new to some. Mallet wrote poor masque called Alfred, which ...
... combination of colour that the effect is sought and obtained. Once more Drury Lane has resumed its Lest « Uiristntas aspect and its manager has triumphed. X ITTLE BO - PEEP at DRURY LANE. — The Bj MORNING POST says:— Never before has Sir Augustus Tiairis ...