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... that theatre as indicated in the paragraph referred to. It will conducted on the same lines as the Adeluhi, Princess's, and Drury Lane. ANDREW MELVILLE, Grand Theatre, Birmingham, June 3. COMPACT Outdoor Beerhouse (jtenuloei. pleasantly situated; profit averages ...
... kkxt. March 19th. GRAND THEATRE. —Proprietor, A. Melrille. —To-KIOHT andEvKRY EVENrNO. 7.30 (for Eight NiehU). tne great Drury Lane so cocas, Eight Acta. YOUTH,” by Ad'-ustus Hams and Paul Merrii.—Act 1. Beechley. The Only woo-Act 2. On the Thames. The ...
... permiasion Sir Augustus Harris. Mia* MARIE LM)YD. the original Wink the other Eye and Whacky, Whacky. Whack. This is engaged at Drury Lane pantomime as principal girl for three «mrs. Marie Lloyd lz a eery bewitching and wonderful performer. to-night. BROS. COSINO ...
... Famooa Voeai Co«aedlai» and BurlaKjue Artlate; MR. W. PKBSIVANI, The Echo.vuea Art-Bie; HR, HARRY late of Corent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres; Mtf. R. KITCHKN, J The Talented Fantomlmle Art'ate MDLLE. BLANCHE HUBY; MR. R. H. KItCHBN JTJX.. Prom most the ...
... revolver was handed to Inspector Hanson. Lane has lived in London for twenty-five years, and resides in tbe neighbourhood of Drury Lane. it is understood, has recently com© over from Ireland. Another telegram slates that both men are witnesses for ths Timet ...
... bis relations with the theatrical world. From considerable experience in her Majesty s Theatre, the Royal Italian Opera, Drury Lane, and the Gaiety Theatres, I can state po»itirely that the bearing of the Prince of Wales, these relation!, was unirersally ...
... N ’'* M^^ BATEMAN. inthoOraat Drama. ••Tilt r.RKB> Ul-'RHEE. EW GRAND THEA.TKE.—Proprietor. A. Mjslvii.lk. N«bU of Rr«at Drury Lane Drams, ••TUK WOllLD lai'-jOl of Mr. Harry JacJuoo. and Mr. Barms Drun. Lane Company Monu*v WKXT.Mayll.Mir Walter Bc*>tt'» ...
... DOWNES. COLUKTT. FKNBOW wad PUPIL; i,j« BKACmONTJ*. liiinii! Bt*J«i.ar* Ijodep Water. wetrk IViJisy. jjwrtcraji to heir Drury Lane F.^cjie^mnni. M' OSEUM, BULL EINQ,, BIRMINGHAM. —To-Kiaira. QonjHMUf Airtiifia. WAiKRB wwl KELLY, EMILY OLIVER. CHIPPENDALE ...
... published the illustrated journals almost invariably appeared in them. Mr. Izowden was his 77tli year. TWELFTH NIhHT AT DRURY LANE ...
... re*dr was and eeneabon eoenea. could havo imagined anything bo realistie and Mr. Arthur production ' ( HearU art Trump* at Drury Lane tliu resplendent production, a cntio says;—D hooret folk require this kind plajr, why should they not hats ? Although Im ...
... York circuit to the Lyceum The.’tre, where made Ids Crat appearance in musical farce in July, joined Mr. W. J. Hammontl Drury Lane in tho succeeding year, and was afterwards engaged Mr. Macrendy for the establishu:ont. was ?. groat favourite the [ I’rince ...
... -JSrsS£i rw. «ZXSgar?,°gaL»E*E« THEATRE. BIRMINGHAM. TO-NIGHT AND DUBINO THE WEEK, 30. HENRY DABS COMPANY. THE GREATEST DRURY LANE* SUCCESS ** HUMAN NATURE. Monday sky. December 11. MR. OSMOND AND COMPANY. ISIF R 1 A T BORUEaLEY I Facia* Bon Mlatloo ...