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... chased in London, at Messrs. W. H. Smith and Son’s, 186, Strand; at Davies and Co.’s, Finch Lane, City; of William Cox, 78, Drury Lane; of Miss: Taylor, 409, Strand; and at the Euston Station; or will be supplied to order through any London Newsagent. ...
... Talented Troupe af Artistes Miss MARIAN TAYLOR, the celebrated Burlesque Actress, of the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, jtc., whose services have been specially retained vast expense. Principal Dancers, Madlle, ERNESTINE. Mr. A. FRANCIS, and ...
... their usual ability. One of the chief features in the entertainment provided has been the ballet by Mr. Charles Laun, of Drury Lane Theatre. In this little comic interlude, which is provocative of much mirth, Mr. Lauri performs some very clever and amusing ...
... Mr. M. H. SIMPSON, Jim. Under the Management of Mr. JAMES QUIVER, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. IMMENSE SUCCESS OP THE GOLDEN DUSTMAN, AND OF THE DRURY LANE COMPANY. THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), August 11, for the BENEFIT of MASTER PERCY ROSELLE, and ...
... Rodgers. Directress Mrs. James Rodgers. GRAND SHAKSPEEIAN REVIVALS. Engagement of Mr. J. RYDER, the eminent Tragedian, from Drury Lane; and Mr. JAMES BENNETT, the popular local favourite. TO-NIOHT fSATURDAY), Avmttt ROMEO AND JULIET Juliet, Mrs. James Rodgers ...
... chased in London, at Messrs. W. E. Smith and Son’s, 186, Strand; at Davies and Co.'s, Finch Lane, City; of William Cox, 78, Drury Lane; of Miss Taylor, 409, Strand; and the Euston Station; or will be supplied to crder through any Lordon Newsagent. ...
... chased in London, at Messrs. W. H. Smith and Son’s, 186, Strand; at Davies and Co.’s, Finch Lane, City; of William Cox, 78, Drury Lane; of Miss Taylor, 409, Strand; and at the Euston Station; or will be supplied to order through any London Newsagent. ...
... chased in London, at Messrs. W. H. Smith and Son’s, 186, Strand; at Davies and Co.'s, Finch Lane, City; of William Cox, 78, Drury Lane; of Misa Taylor, 409, Strand; and at the Euston Station; or will be supplied to order through any London Newsagent. ...
... NYMPHS OF THE DEEP DEEP SEA. New and Magnificent Scenery by Messrs. EDWIN DAT and JOHN WATSON; supported by Miss COVENBY, of Drury Lane Theatre. Miss FRANCES BROWN, fto., Ac. On MONDAY NEXT. September llth-Miag FLORENCE WBEGHITT. the celebrated Lady Tenor; ...
... chased in London, at Messrs. W. H. Smith and Son’s, 186, Strand; at Davies and Co.’s, Finch Lane, City; of William Cox, 78, Drury Lane; of Miss Taylor, 409, Strand; and at the Huston Station; or will be supplied to order through any London Newsagent. —_— ...
... chased in London, at Messrs. W. H. Smith and Son’s, 186, Strand; at Davies and Co.’s, Finch Lane, City; of William Cox, 78, Drury Lane; of Miss Taylor, 409, Strand; and at the Euston Biation; or will be supplied to order through any London Newsagent. ...
... chased in London, at Messrs. W. H. Smith and Son’s, 186, Strand; at Davies and Co.’s, Finch Lane, City; of William Cox, 78, Drury Lane; of Miss Taylor, 409, Strand; and at the Euston Station; or will be supplied to order through any London Newsagent. ...