... honour to announce Mr. WALTER J'-qJo ' -'IERY’S Reappearance at these Concerts. EYENING, in conse-s*lj close of the season at Drury Lane Theatre, e( * iuahfiwl success by his impersonation fc-i, e fffsnd revival “Henry the Fourth,” Mr. 'ii(.r,huh(,M r d on ...

... collect subscriptions in aid of the Circassian exiles. Monday Evening Concerts.—We observe that the season having closed at Drury Lane, Mr. Walter Montgomery will re-appear the Monday evening concerts in Birmingham this evening, when he will give a variety ...

... galleries, which gradually took the shape of a tradition, and became a standard source of merriment. An unhappy fiddler in Drury Lane orchestra, Cervetti by name, was distinguished by an extravagant length of this feature, and the deformity was at once pounced ...

... famous burlesque, did for himself and the little house Wych Street what Shakspere’s Shylock had done for Edmund Kean and Drury Lane, in 1814. Mr. Robson lacked nothing of the tragedian except inches; but allowed part of the tragic element of that of any ...

... other matters. One of the great features of the next season at Drury Lane will be the revival of Cyrabeline.” The revival of that play was also one of the great features of the Drury Lane season hundred years ago, which commenced in September, 1764. That ...

... The Reader. Antigone,” in which Mrs. Theodore Martin will perform, figures in Mr. Falconer’s list of plays to be given at Drury Lane. is to be hoped that if Mendelssohn’s choruses are to be produced on the occasion they will receive better treatment than ...

... 'u«Uai THIRLWALL, ANNIE LENG, WOOD. vv,' Box plan open daily. Commence Seven. jj the Popular Comedian, Mr. ATKINS, of 3al, Drury Lane, and Olympic, will appear for round of his most favourite characters. Mr. E. CLIFTON, Acting Manager. °CIETY of ARTISTS’ ...

... some of the places then described, and found them precisely in the same evil condition as before. Thus in Lincoln Court Drury Lane, the first house examined on the last occasion contained thirty-seven persons in its eight rooms end the second forty-five ...

... THEATKE, STREET, BIRMINGHAM. Manager, Mr, W. H. SWANBOROUGH. for the fair nights. SIABTIC RECEPTION OF MR. ATKINS, !,V ® °yal, Drury Lane, and Olympic, for a limited ights only. * evening (Thursdat), Sept. 29bh, UNCLE ZiCHARY. blench ■» Byron’s Great Burlesque ...

... BIRMINGHAM. and Manager, Mr. W. H. SWANBOROUGH, , T ATTRACTION FOR THE FAIR NIGHTS. Caustic of me. Atkins, ea - tre R °y . Drury Lane, and Olympic, for limited . nights only, EVENING fFRIDAY), Sept. 30tli, UNCLE ZA.CHAEY. y Clench , Byron’s Great Burlesque ...

... and Manager. Mr. W. H. BWANBOEOUGH. , GREAT ATTRACTION. RIGHTS the Popular Comedian Mr. ATKINS, H-cti, th Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Olympic. «» of Boucicault’s Great Drama, “THE WILLOW COPSE.” Ma. ATKINS IN THREE PIECES. EVENING'(MONDAY), October ...

... BIRMINGHAM. ** ahd Managkb, Mr. W. H. BWANBOROUGH. Great attraction. of the Popular Comedian Mr. ATKINS, hpatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Olympic. °f Boucicault’s Great Drama, THO WILLOW COPSE.” ATKINS IN THREE PIECES. Evening (Tuesday), October 4th, \ ...